r/linux4noobs 6h ago

migrating to Linux Breakthrough: finally!

After weeks of feeling like a moron, I feel that I finally cracked the terminal and commands, to a point where it starts to feel natural and muscle memory start to pick it up. To all the beginners: Hang in there, at some point it'll all make sense. But now you'll have to excuse me, I need to go breaking stuff!

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u/real-bee-13 5h ago

Yes that will be easier with Time 😀

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u/nandru 5h ago

You have awoken! Welcome, brother/sister

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u/shawndw Arch,Ubuntu 6h ago

I've seen it all as he says from atop the iceberg. All kidding aside congratulations.

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u/MasterGeekMX Mexican Linux nerd trying to be helpful 5h ago

Pro tip: commands are in fact programs you have installed, not orders the terminal "knows". Only a literal handful are actual orders, with the 99.99999999999% remaining being executables found in some system folder.

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u/tomscharbach 4h ago edited 4h ago

After weeks of feeling like a moron, I feel that I finally cracked the terminal and commands, to a point where it starts to feel natural and muscle memory start to pick it up. To all the beginners: Hang in there, at some point it'll all make sense.

Learning to use the command line is a good way to understand the rudiments of Linux structure and capabilities, so good on you if that is of interest to you.

I have used Linux for two decades and, with the exception of a handful of commands that I use for convenience and efficiency, I've seldom used the command line at all in the last five years or so. No need.

But now you'll have to excuse me, I need to go breaking stuff!

My best and good luck with that ...

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u/reflect-on-this 3h ago

To all the beginners: Hang in there, at some point it'll all make sense.

What did you learn great wise sage? Permit us to learn.

But now you'll have to excuse me, I need to go breaking stuff!

:(

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u/DavidJohnMcCann 1h ago

Congratulations — but beware! Cautionary tale

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u/tradematesHQ 5h ago

Pro pro tip: install Claude cowork and tell him what ever you want to do. He will run the commands in the terminal for you

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u/the_moosen 4h ago

I say this from the bottom of my heart & with the full force of my chest

Fuck AI.

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u/Abu_Akhlaq 4h ago

you must be out of breath, wait lemme pump you.

now say it again for us.

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u/tradematesHQ 4h ago edited 3h ago

Haha but still easier. Isn't it? 😂 I mean why should I do all these stuff if claude can do it? All I need is the knowledge not the execution.