I wasn’t quite sure where to put this since it’s not a tech question per se..hope this is the right place. I have been dual booting for years because of games that was a no go on linux, but I have now gone full linux with accompanying hate for certain OS :stuck_out_tongue: So what I want resources…

On NetAcad (Cisco learning platform) there is a nice free course that covers alot of the basics. Practical and reading. Ill give you the link and you can check it out. Hope you enjoy! [image] Linux Essentials Linux Essentials: Prepare for the LPI Linux Essentials Exam. …

Perhaps: Linux Journey - Learn Linux with Free Linux Tutorial & Course Learn Linux with free tutorial and beginner-friendly courses. Explore Linux basics, essential Linux commands, and practical skills for mastering Linux step by step. Start your Linux journey today! …

[image] Olsby1: learning the linux commands first and foremost Along with the above suggestions mine is a bit more on the physical side and that is learning to use the man command along with tools like tldr. The forum is also a great source of information. Many users here do scripting/program…

[image] thefrog: man Indeed, @Olsby1 , man is a extensive resource. Try man man to learn how to use it.

[image] Olsby1: I have found “Linux journey” and “30 days of linux” so far. Both look good but none of them have assignments/tasks for me to solve. Install Arch Linux the official way. Installation guide - ArchWiki

[image] Olsby1: I have found “Linux journey” and “30 days of linux” so far. Both look good but none of them have assignments/tasks for me to solve. You don’t really need “tasks”, browsing your system (cd and ls), copy/paste with cp, move files with mv, delete with rm (careful with this one), …

[image] Olsby1: So what I want resources on is learning the linux commands first and foremost. I have found the book “The linux command line” and will be ordering it soon. In the meanwhile I’m wondering if anyone has suggestions for online resources, preferably with assignments to the learning m…

Wanting tasks is based on my 4 decades with a passion for learning and refining my studying techniques. There’s a lot more to it of course. I see what you mean, you are pointing out that all the information needed is already there in the OS. However, being highly pattern and logic driven I need the…

[image] Olsby1: I need the structure and understanding, not just the fact that it’s there. Maybe something like this : [image] W3Schools.com W3Schools offers free online tutorials, references and exercises in all the major languages of the web. Covering popular subjects like HTML,…

This was gold, thank you so much ! Thank you all for your input, I will gather it into a document later. Also, if anyone else want to provide tips, tricks and resources then feel free to do so.

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I used to suggest an interactive terminal tutorial;

But I also found a more modern one (I have not really run through);

One day (soon?) I will have some introduction like entries at