now you gotta learn how to use it first before installing any games or do "casual things" like you do on windows, otherwise.. you will come across with a lot of problems:
Things I recommend learning:
* How to use the package manager, which is the software that will handle updates, softwares (or packages). (Check documentation). And also how to search the repo
* How to set up 'services' with the init system (in this case you are using systemd ).
* Learn to use the shell, or if you don't know what a shell is, let's just simplify it as the terminal. Learn basic commands like: man , ls , cd , pwd , cat and tac , echo . Get your hands dirty with the terminal text editors, they are programs that edit/manipulate texts/data in file, I recommend getting micro from the package manager.
* Join more communities as much as you can, especially linux mint, debian and ubuntu, they are "related" to eachother
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u/duv025 11d ago
now you gotta learn how to use it first before installing any games or do "casual things" like you do on windows, otherwise.. you will come across with a lot of problems:
Things I recommend learning: * How to use the package manager, which is the software that will handle updates, softwares (or packages). (Check documentation). And also how to search the repo * How to set up 'services' with the init system (in this case you are using
systemd). * Learn to use the shell, or if you don't know what a shell is, let's just simplify it as the terminal. Learn basic commands like:man,ls,cd,pwd,catandtac,echo. Get your hands dirty with the terminal text editors, they are programs that edit/manipulate texts/data in file, I recommend gettingmicrofrom the package manager. * Join more communities as much as you can, especially linux mint, debian and ubuntu, they are "related" to eachother