Best Way to Learn Linux

Do you wish to learn Linux operating system?

Yesterday, around midnight, someone contacted me through LinkedIn InMail, i.e., a paid direct messaging service for unconnected users.

I show the screenshot of the message.

Image Screenshot Source: My LinkedIn message box.

The LinkedIn user wanted to learn Linux.

And, I replied to the direct LinkedIn message.

• The unconnected LinkedIn user and I exchanged messages.

• Noticing that his LinkedIn profile is new and is not set up correctly, I decided to help him.

I informed him how to set up a LinkedIn profile using all free LinkedIn features.

Express that you wish to learn a new thing, such as Linux.

• I liked the direct message of the unconnected LinkedIn user.

• He shredded off hesitations and reached out with a question for help/service.

I informed the guy that Linux can be self-learned.

• I also added that he might take my professional help if he feels so.

In fact, the person directly asked me about the fees of a short course on Linux.

• The person is AWS certified and a passed-out engineer!

I messaged him about my paid training Linux options.

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The best way to learn a GNU/Linux operation system or any new subject is through curiosity.

If you want to learn a new subject or acquire a new skill, don't keep yourself shut within your personal shell.

• Learning Linux is indeed a good thing in your computing life.

• You can very well reinvent computing with a Linux operating system.

If you want to learn a new subject, please do the following.

• Speak out loud that you want to learn.

• Search the Internet, which is at your fingertips.

• Find a book or a suitable course.

• Explore your locality if anybody is offering training workshops.

The most important thing you need to learn is the curiosity to learn.

Flex your mind and go for learning.

Do you wish to learn anything new?

• Please don't hesitate and wait.

• Search for a mentor who can advise.

• Seek professional help.

Start attending an extensive hands-on course or workshop, if it is an experimental subject, such as GNU/Linux and computing.

• Take an online short course if your subject can be taught online.

Above all, interacting with knowledgeable acquaintances and taking expert guidance are the best option.

Concluding thoughts

• We are life-long learners.

• Learning is always possible.

• Take us a subject, and learn it from scratch.

Go step by step, and go deeper and learn more.

Postscript

Linux has been a lovely companion for me for almost 22+ years.

• The paths were not easy when I started GNU/Linux in 1999.

• I continued with GNU/Linux, free and open-source software(FOSS), because I found infinite learning opportunities in the community-driven operating system.

I urge my fellow ReadCashers, to try a GNU/Linux operating system for your desktop/laptop computers.

Know that Microsoft loves Linux for business gain?

• And do you know that you already use GNU/Linux and FOSS via the Internet?

• More than 65% of web servers run on FOSS and GNU/Linux.

Microsoft loves using Linux for its top-earning product Azure Cloud.

• Microsoft adopted Linux because it gave them an increased business profit in their top-earning Azure Cloud products.

• More than 65% of Azure Cloud clients prefer Linux over Windows!

• Top 100 Microsoft clients use Linux!

Recommendation and cross-reference

<-> Why are you waiting?

<+> Try GNU/Linux and FOSS today.

<=> The possibilities of GNU/Linux and FOSS are endless.

• Cross-refer to my earlier article, "Reinvent Computing with a Penguin!"

• Follow the writing community, "Linux and Open Source Software" for more articles on the subject.

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Oct 13, 2022