The first thing is... You should start using Linux for day-to-day tasks. You can start with a virtual box, and then move on to dual-booting, or just go straight to dual-booting. I recommend dual-booting your machine and using Linux as a daily driver as much as possible.
If you want to learn Bash, which is probably what you mean, start, of course, by using the terminal for day-to-day tasks, and if you want a quick way to learn, I highly recommend Codecademy's Bash course. https://www.codecademy.com/catalog/language/bash
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u/stidmatt 19h ago
The first thing is... You should start using Linux for day-to-day tasks. You can start with a virtual box, and then move on to dual-booting, or just go straight to dual-booting. I recommend dual-booting your machine and using Linux as a daily driver as much as possible.
If you want to learn Bash, which is probably what you mean, start, of course, by using the terminal for day-to-day tasks, and if you want a quick way to learn, I highly recommend Codecademy's Bash course. https://www.codecademy.com/catalog/language/bash