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  • I want to say, it takes a while to learn many stuff in Linux. You didn’t learn everything of Windows in one video or blog post either. And in Linux, its even “worse”, as it is open ended with many operating systems and replaceable parts. That means its by design more to learn than on Windows. I’m just setting expectations. “Learning Linux” is not a single event or product you learn, and you hopefully never stop learning.

    1. Maybe start at high level “What is Linux?”.
    2. Go into “The Linux Filesystem”.
    3. Learn about “Linux Philosophy and Shell Tools”.
    4. That should lead you into scripting with “Bash”.

    That should give you a bit of background and basics to start with. Just search these terms and start learning and experimenting. Plan years into learning…




  • This question is probably as old as Linux itself. While many (me included) do not like Ubuntu anymore, I still think its a good operating system for newcomers to Linux. Not at last because of the community it has. Ubuntu is only by those dislike who are long enough in this game. There are also different variants with different user interfaces and such (like Kubuntu).