Someone else also asked this recently. I am a huge fan of books with a large collection of them across shelves all over the house.
Including the bathroom. My favorite library.
But when it comes to Learning Linux or Zorin - the Best Method is by doing. Like learning to ride a bike or drive a car or how to dance or do Karate.
Mistakes will be made, hair will be lost... times so frustrating you want to wrap your hands around ever developers neck and squuueeeeze until their thick black rimmed glasses Pop Off their heads.
Worth every moment.
The first couple of weeks of starting out on Linux (On Zorin OS, even) from windows was a frazzled nightmare of my constant complaining.
The first couple months, I got curious about how it all worked and began poking around in Root with a stick. And wiping and reloading... a lot...
After about 5 months the mistakes, the errors, the uncertainty had faded away. Part of why it took so long is because I am a slow learner and part of it is because I was so insistent on trying to learn everything.
I liken it to the SR-71 Blackbird. She shakes and she quakes and shudders and feels like she wants to slam into the ground... Until you get up to speed and are flying an Angel.
Which is why... It was Archangel.
Dell:
Please See This Post here where the Zorin Group replied with a response about numerous installation troubles on mostly DELL computers: