First time

[Tenshi04]

Just a little question, in case i don't use linux for now, what tutorials would you recommend? I know i'll need linux, but i just can't stop using Windows like that you know.

[d3v11]

If you can wrap your head around C/C++ then you'll find picking up most languages to be a breeze. Also, writing some bash scripts to automate some tasks for you is a great way to get your feet wet. Do some research on the following topics. They'll get you in the right mindset to program:

Functions
Variables
For loops
While loops
If, then, else statements
OOP ( object oriented programming)
Scripting Languages
Compiled vs Interpreted

You don't need linux to program, although I use linux for 99% of everything I do on a computer, especially programming. I find the environment easier to work with. Either way, you should still give linux a go. There are many great distros out there and you will probably find one of them very suiting.

[insomaniacal]

Linux is an OS, meaning you don't really need any tutorials to get started. If you do start with a text-only version and want to install a graphical enviroment manually, you should have a grasp of basic terminal commands, and access to another computer to look stuff up.

Learning as you go is probably the best way.