The Best Way to Learn Linux

The part he said “I Somehow made my volume key start launching libre office “ 😂😂😂😂

One important thing I learnt (I think from the Math Wizard) is that, if you can't even grasp a topic, is not because you're stupid, but because you lack the prerequisites. Having this in mind makes self-learning less frustrating.

I failed to install arch btw

As a Linux user, it took me 3 complete resets to go “ohh I get it” and stop breaking crucial shi

"It's not a curve. It's a vertical cliff." LOL

keep TOUCHING the terminal is such a wild sentience

I once accidentally managed to set my volume to over 2000% (yes I wrote it correctly) and nearly blew my laptop speakers. Good times.

I moved to linux because when i was searching on how to delete edge, installing Linux was the top answer. I dont use arch btw

Arch Linux is like learning how to fly but you've accidentally signed up to fly the SR-71 Blackbird while being chased down by a North Korean Sam site

Bro wrote a masterpiece of a video then let GPT write the outro while he tries to fix the volume button problem.

I learned this the hard way. I have been using Linux for a bit and a byte. ALWAYS BACK UP. Never assume nothing can go wrong, even if seems small and simple. ALWAYS BACK UP. This is a great video and the best way to learn Linux. And as it mentioned, it really is fun. If you don't backup. Remember this. TestDisk.

“Please, don’t start with Arch. It’s like learning to drive by building a car” My flashbacks take me to that day when I first installed arch on a vm in fedora and then said “Why not install it on my main disk?” Arch took my life and dreams and put them in a black box with white text. And little that I know, I now daily drive arch. With only one week or less of experience in fedora. Nine months later, I’m still here, fighting to get my freaking audio working on my second computer where I recently installed arch. Again. I use Arch, btw. It’s not a meme. And then I came to the realization. I didn’t chose Arch. Arch choose me. And I’m never looking back. The truth. Will be uncovered. Okay, but seriously, great video!

If you English speakers constantly break your PC trying to use Linux, just imagine what we face, us humble speakers of Latin-derived languages ​​who DO NOT have English as a second language. (So Linux becomes almost witchcraft).

ChatGPT ahh script. "It's not X, it's Y"

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Here's my experience: 1. Installed dual boot Fedora, got bored of it after a couple of weeks 2. Spent 2 straight days reading Archwiki and installing Arch, also nuked my Windows bootloader in the process 3. Reinstalled Windows in dual boot, only used Windows for music production and playing League with friends 4. 1 year later people now see me as a wizard

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The accidentally deleting the boot loader hit me with nostalgia.

1. Understand what a terminal shell is and why linux uses so much 2. Learn some basic commands, like navigation, reading, editing, copy and premissions. 3. Learn about the filesystem and pick an easy distro ( with GUI ) first time 4. Before copy - paste commands in the terminal like a ret..., think about it, see the man pages of what your commands do, back up files and make something like a save point ( this is the first thing that you need to learn in the previous lessons )

0:15 OMG I REMEMBER WHEN I FIRST USED THE LINUX COMAND PROMPT AND I TYPED HELP TOO!!!! 😂😂😂 normally it gives u a list of usable commands IT LITERALLY GIVES YOU A ONE LINE ERROR 😂😂😂