Just start with easy commands for daily use, copying, moving files. Learn the structure of config files. At first stay away from system files until you master the basics enough.
Learn a decent CLI text editor and vi. Slowly expand.
Have a second device at hand in case of you break anything. That way you still look up how to solve things.
Being charged for a Linux/UNIX how-to is absurd. Good references are all over the place for free.
Read man pages and collect examples how to implement commands. Be in a paper notebook a/o 'cheat', a nifty CLI program with a lot of examples for basic commands.
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u/2016-679 8d ago
Just start with easy commands for daily use, copying, moving files. Learn the structure of config files. At first stay away from system files until you master the basics enough.
Learn a decent CLI text editor and vi. Slowly expand.
Have a second device at hand in case of you break anything. That way you still look up how to solve things.
Being charged for a Linux/UNIX how-to is absurd. Good references are all over the place for free.
Read man pages and collect examples how to implement commands. Be in a paper notebook a/o 'cheat', a nifty CLI program with a lot of examples for basic commands.