Learning Linux has never been easier. There are plenty of resources out there. This article offers ideas about specific topic areas to cover and when to cover them.

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Learning Linux has never been easier, thanks to numerous resources and user-friendly distributions. The key areas to focus on include mastering the command line, learning access control methods, managing hardware and services, selecting and deploying a distribution, system maintenance, and configuring networking. Hands-on experience with virtual machines and using tools like Vim, Nano, systemctl, and ssh is essential. Efficient user and permission management, along with understanding package managers and firewalls, are crucial skills for Linux administration. Start with a structured learning plan to become proficient in this versatile operating system.

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Wonderful article! I wish I had this when I started working with Linux.

I’ve read this article before. It’s good. Covers basic stuffs.

Could be masterpiece if I could get that info when I was young and starting with 386/486 :D . But WWW was almost impossible :D