Like I want to know how to work
How to program in it I want all distros
I want to be deep in it Can you give me solution there is websites I want to learn everything in linux I dont want any part miss me can some one help me
Next question I have big hard drive I think And it have usb I can do dual boot with it thank you
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Hello
Congrats about your wise decision … I am going to keep in stand by with what Linux distribution start, but first start with VirtualBox to play with Linux in peace and have an isolated environment.
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I know how to get deep in it ?
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Hello @alialbashek60
“Like I want to know how to work”
Learn it from a book. That’s a more streamlined way of starting your leanring. I recommend ‘How Linux Works’ book.
" How to program in it I want all distros"
I am not clear what you want here. Perhaps you want to use the command line comfortably.
For that, learn Linux command line from a book or course. Try all the things you read/watch on your system to get the hang of it.
“I want to be deep in it Can you give me solution there is websites I want to learn everything in linux I dont want any part miss me can some one help me”
It’s vast. Like most tech stuff in life, it is too vast for anyone to learn ‘all of it’ and not ‘miss any part’. Even after years of using Linux and having a tech background, I need to search and look for references. That’s normal. That’s human.
My advice is to start using it, side by side, learn from the mentioned books, follow the Linux terminal knowledge from at least these two free resources:
After that, do things on your own. configure the system… follow new things as you come across something interesting.
It’s this exploration part that will teach you the most. The more you explore, the more you experiment, the more you learn.
And don’t go after achieving mastery. Enjoy the learning. That’s more important in my opinion.
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