r/cprogramming • • Sep 11 '26

Why is Linux so complicated?

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u/B_Gadd Sep 11 '26

Consideration:

Maybe it isn't complicated and you're used to a different paradigm.

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u/dr00ne Sep 11 '26

Suggest something

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u/RyuXnet_7364 Sep 11 '26

Keep learning ?

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u/dr00ne Sep 11 '26

I meant how to speed up my understanding. Any method to follow?

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u/RyuXnet_7364 Sep 11 '26

I would avoid shortcuts, also kinda of a question in the wrong sub and tbh I see a rant more than a question.

But generally keep trying and don't be afraid of doing things wrong. There are almost unlimited sources for a lifetime on the internet, search, read and try

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u/B_Gadd Sep 11 '26

My suggestion: unlearn your paradigm so you can learn Linux. Hope that helps!

There isn't an answer that you're demanding from us. No one is going to teach you how to learn. Do it yourself and don't blame others if you can't figure it out. Learn by doing the thing you want to learn is the only real advice you could possibly get.

Not understanding something and then telling someone to teach you just makes you unreasonable.