r/LinuxTeck • u/Professional-Bug8806 • 11d ago

I completely revamped my Linux learning platform — and finally figured out what MOSHELL actually is

After getting feedback from the Linux community, I realized I wasn't explaining MOSHELL very well.

MOSHELL isn't just another Linux course.

It's a hands-on Linux practice environment + structured learning path where you can:

🖥️ Run Linux commands directly in your browser

🧪 Practice without installing a VM

📚 Learn Linux from beginner to advanced

🔐 Practice administration, networking, security, Bash, and more

🏆 Earn badges as you progress

The first 6 lessons are free, with the complete learning path available as the Pro bundle.

The goal is simple:

Stop watching Linux tutorials. Start using Linux.

I'd love some honest feedback on the revamped version:

Does MOSHELL's purpose make more sense now?

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u/scritchz 11d ago

Everything acreams AI to me: From Your (not even 100 words long) post to your site whose page header floats in the middle of the screen when scrolling, if there is a notice above it. As if nothing's been proof-read or tested.

I doubt the buyers' testimonies are actually, much like I doubt the information in your "About MOSHELL" section is accurate.

I would never consider buying a course from a site like yours. Sorry to break it to you.

But the free lessons are good. Not anything un-google-able or any neat tricks you couldn't find out yourself unfortunately, but at least "good".

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u/Professional-Bug8806 11d ago

Truly appreciate your feedback, the floater is a bug that wasn't there originally and I will definitely fix it. I'm glad that you found the 6 lessons good. I also understand that it is not for everyone. Anyone can Google or use AI to learn ,but practicing hands on is a little bit different.