The Best Way to Learn Linux

I bet their talking to other girls meanwhile

he's a mental outlaaaaw, maaan 🥷…
this is what happens when you're 0% creative. you start navel-gazing about governments getting into your data & dump time into navigating a minefield of hopelessly flawed software. enjoy your timesink, bum! 🫡

really thank for last one. I did hear about tldr and similar things, but not about offline tty wiki. Would save me from need of firing up laptop while arch install to open wiki.

Video gives me the vibes of "If you're homeless, Just build a home"

Honestly what pushed me away from using Linux is Adobe Photoshop and Office package, i know there's alternatives and even run through VM but it will interrupt with my workflow drastically.

0:55 bangladeshi meme, a shoutout form my country <3

I just installed arch the manual way, and that helped me visualize some parts of the backend of operating systems. The most coding I’ve ever done was in Rstudio for statistical analysis. So that was wild. I even messed up a few times, however, I pushed through. I’m running plasma lol wish me luck.

Honest question

regarding the automated installer (which didn’t work for me): from what I recall, it said something about not being able to find my chroot, or that path didn’t exit. If I do a clean install of arch again, how would I remedy that? I’d like to see if the automatic installer will offer me more packages to download for system stability. I hope I said all that correctly.

Try Gentoo Linux with vanilla kernel.

Best way to learn linux is to have piece of shit core 2 duo laptop with 2GB of ram that can't run any modern windows

"linux is free if you don't value your time", from my experience of using ubuntu, the wifi driver for my hp computer worked like shit.

I don't even know what commands i want to use.

First step: know thyself

9:25….A Touhou reference to the far right…

Achieving Linux OS primacy is simple. Make it EASY to use. The Terminal should, and needs to be there, but like Windows, OS should run fast and reliably in the background. The simplicity of point and click is the sole reason home computers exist –

Manjaro developers have so serious issues, it's best to avoid. EndeavourOS is a better, light Arch-based alternative for the adventurous and Garuda is better for those who fancy a fancy-looking, but heavier alternative.

Fedora is the best

Never understood the arch install flex. Like this isn’t the 90s anymore you can get the instructions online and if you can read you can install it. It’s not rocket science. In fact I still use a modified set of the instructions when I do an install. I just wrote down the things from the wiki that I use.