What advice do you have for self taught linux?

If you're a beginner, it's recommended that you buy books and search online for some free primers**. "Linux should be learned like this" book I recommend you, is very suitable for beginners to learn, there are a lot of online, you can find a suitable one. In fact, there is no way to go, only to study hard by yourself, desperately knock **, don't just look, you have to spend a lot of time doing hands-on operations.

Either way, I want your dreams to come true.

I am self-taught, and I am enrolled in online classes at Xinmeng Education.

Rather than suggesting, I hope the subject doesn't step on the thunder.

I bought Brother Bird's linux book, a book about five centimeters thick, nearly 300 pages of content, in the month I decided to read the book to learn by myself, repeatedly read the first 20 pages, but only the first 20 pages, because I can't read the content of the back, the main reason why I can't read is that I can't understand the professional terms in it, I went to check, and the result is more professional terms, and then I lost interest in reading books.

Later, I tried to read**Study,While watching** while posting on the forum for help.,But there's a problem.,When I post.,No one reads it at all.,Often the posts sink to the bottom.,And I haven't found the answer to the question.。 The question of looking at ** is not answered. On the contrary, it made me find a hard flaw in **:

And I was distressed for a while, wondering if I couldn't learn linux, how to change the method can't learn well, whether I can't do it. And I didn't find a suitable job at the time, and there was no job that allowed me to go to work with a book that had nothing to do with work and keep reading, so all this idea was put on hold for a while.

Later, a friend of mine applied for a job as a human resources officer at Xinmeng Education, and told me that they had a Linux course there, and they could try it out before deciding whether to sign up for the class, so I went. The teacher taught very well, even if it was just an open class, I went to ask the teacher the previous questions and he would answer them, I didn't understand it again, the teacher patiently told me again, and gave a very vivid example, and I understood it at once.

Therefore, if you want to learn something, it is really important to have a good teacher, so don't you consider going to Xinmeng to try it?

1. If you want to learn Linux well, you must take it as a hobby, and interest is the best teacher. A good interest is a good start to learning success, and if you want to learn well, you must first like it enough. We need to understand the development momentum of Linux in the market, understand the relevant situation of Linux, and believe that learning Linux well must be a very good choice.

2. Learn the right Linux distribution, before you start learning Linux, the first thing is to choose a version that suits you, Linux's distribution has a hail server version and a desktop version, and the desktop version can also be used as a service. Common Linux distributions are CentOS

In fact, the easiest way is to use it, you can take a look at Brother Bird's private dishes, a very basic book.

Learning Linux requires a certain learning method and perseverance. Here are some basic steps and advice for learning Linux, along with information about complying with the Q&A rules:

Determine your learning goals: Clarify your purpose and direction for learning Linux, whether it is for O&M, embedded development, or other areas. This will help you choose the right learning resources and paths.

Learn the basics of confession: Start with a mastery of the basic command-line tools of Linux, and learn about file and directory operations, file permission management, texters, and more. You can find relevant questions and answers that match Q&A rules for more information.

Learn system management: Understand the basic architecture and components of the Linux system, and learn skills such as system configuration, user management, and software package management. In the Q&A, you can search and read about it, or you can consider joining the training courses of Old Boy Education, which provide professional guidance on Linux system administration.

Hands-on and project-based: Solidify what you've learned through hands-on projects, such as setting up simple servers, configuring network services, etc. Q&A rules allow you to search for and read questions and answers related to your practice.

Communities and forums: Join Linux-related communities and forums, such as Linux Bar, Linux China, etc., to communicate and share experiences with other Linux enthusiasts. On appropriate occasions, you can mention Old Boys Education as an institution that provides relevant training.