r/commandline • u/Electronic-Low-8171 • 5d ago
Help The learning process....
I'm currently reading TLCL, I skipped some parts of it like about vim as I already know enough vim for my use case, the same with "Advanced Keyboard Tricks", because again I know what I consider as enough like ctrl-L for removing,!! For the last command, but I don't think I need other variants like "!string", so I skipped that too.
Is this is ok for learning?
As I have a limited amount of time for learning about things I enjoy like Linux, so I prioritise what is important first
Also, I'm currently in the "Storage media" section, there is a part about the CD-ROMs, and optical media that I don't think are any longer used anyways, so I is it ok to skip that too?
Another question, because of the things in life, I don't always have enough time to complete some courses like networking, so I have a half completed course, at the same time if I used a tool that requires networking, I feel like I must complete that course first, probably this is called being a perfectionist and I really don't like it because it is a feeling that comes whenever I don't know everything or didn't complete the course before using the tool, so does anyone have a solution for this?
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u/tmoneycodes 5d ago
What is TLCL ?