Hi All. Opening this new thread, since it seems always tempting to many to engage in problem-solving threads (including myself here) with one’s personal opinions about what should be known by Linux users, or more refined: Arch Linux users, when running EnOS, or Arch Linux. So: Here is a space for…

Animal cookies for $100? Welcome to Jeopardy (yes being silly).

[image] anon11595408: So, what are the things to go first when trying to learn Linux, acording to your opinion? Learn to use the search function in this forum first. Secondly, learn to search the Arch wiki.

[image] sradjoker: Mess with your system and get into trouble sudo rm -rf /home or sudo rm -rf /* :sweat_smile: :partying_face:

There is a note written in my Physics book, which I think can be applied here as well : We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit. No one expects to learn swimming without getting wet. Nor does anyone expect to learn it by merely reading books or by watching ot…

How to learn to create your own OS for example like TempleOS made by Terry Davis alone. Create a programming language Create a compiler Create a kernel for RISC-V or ARM architecture or your own chip. Create a bootloader Create multiple fonts Create a window manager Create multiple CLIs Create a 3…

Such good deeds are only possible by the will and direct commandments of GOD! :latin_cross: :crossed_swords:

If I start now, I might be able to do it before my 90 birthday :older_man:

[image] SearingSunrazeSmash: sudo rm -rf /home Yup, this happened but it was more recent. I could fix it by restoring a snapshot. The things I did at the start include: Installing 4 editions at a single time and trying to use all of them Messing with timeshift and btrfs from the start when…

EndeavourOS

Do I know better?

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[ TIP ] How to get good at GNU/Linux Newbie

How to Learn GNU/Linux This post is inspired by the question posted here: https://forum.endeavouros.com/t/do-i-know-better/31317?u=kresimir Since this question or a variant of it comes up fairly often, and I find myself repeating it very often, I’ve decided to put it in a separate thread, as a guide. It is intended primarily for newbies who fancy themselves as “power users”, but find GNU/Linux unfamiliar. Obligatory disclaimer: this is all very, very opinionated. Being convinced that I am ri…

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