"learn linux" they said.>look up community courses>95% of linux courses is actually just learning bash
>>110280549could have just asked chatGPT
>>110280549Lol.To actually learn linux,Books: Linux basics for hackers& How linux works (no starch press)And learn the system callsWatch core dumped on youtube since youll need the basics
>>110280549>"learn linux" they said.>>look up community courses>>95% of linux courses is actually just learning bashJSID
>>110280549Then learn UNIX
I would say learning Linux involves learning the init system which is definitely.more than 5% of the job.I would also argue learning how to go from terminal to GUI on a minimal distro like arch or gentoo is essential. It's more about learning what packages you actually need, how to install and configure them. That's also more than 5% of effort.
>>110280549I think "learning to use Linux" can be broadly split into two categories.One category being learning to use a UNIX-like environment. How to use Bash and the UNIX commands, how to understand and set file permissions, how the root directory structure works, what the root account is, etc.The other category being how to actually use modern Linux. Which is more about stuff like how to use your package manager, how to choose a desktop environment, how to use your init system, how to use sudo, etc.The UNIX-like stuff is becoming less relevant year by year because of the widespread use of GUIs and other abstractions. You don't really need to know the UNIX internals unless you're a programmer or something.
>>110280549That shouldn't surprise you when the shell is such a major part of Unix's user interface, along with the file system.
I'll teach you how to Linux, OP.```claude"Claude, I seem to find myself compelled -- verily, once the urge comes upon me, I *cannot* be stopped -- to suck dicks. Can you configure my Linux to help with that?"```
>>110280549Yeah, it's a bash course.That way, if you use any Unix-like system with bash, you get almost the same thing. Just different device names in /dev/ and other quirks
>>110280549"learn to drive" they said.>look up driving courses>95% of driving courses is actually just learning how to safely navigate a car in traffic
>>110280549>learn linuxWhy? Just read this and make your own. (It contains a chapter on linux if you are too lazy)
>>110280549>Learn linux>It's just about how to deal with Gnu/Linux junk
