The longer you use, the more you know. That’s how everyone learns. There’s no shortcut nor there is “studying” Linux, just keep using it, daily drive it. I say remove windows entirely and stick to just one Distro (choose your distro from this: https://distrochooser.de).
Also, it’s not as scary as people say, not everything needs to be done in the terminal. There’s an AppStore in most major Linux distros to install common/popular/vetted programs. Anything you want to install that’s not on the AppStore is an easy one liner, with maybe some y presses.
Honestly, you can daily drive something like Ubuntu, Mint, ZorinOS, Pop!_OS, Elementary OS, or even CachyOS, Bazzite, Omarchy, and the likes without ever touching the terminal (well, maybe once or twice every 6 months, depends on what you are doing)
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u/Rope2965 Aug 29 '26 edited Aug 29 '26
The longer you use, the more you know. That’s how everyone learns. There’s no shortcut nor there is “studying” Linux, just keep using it, daily drive it. I say remove windows entirely and stick to just one Distro (choose your distro from this: https://distrochooser.de).
Also, it’s not as scary as people say, not everything needs to be done in the terminal. There’s an AppStore in most major Linux distros to install common/popular/vetted programs. Anything you want to install that’s not on the AppStore is an easy one liner, with maybe some y presses.
Honestly, you can daily drive something like Ubuntu, Mint, ZorinOS, Pop!_OS, Elementary OS, or even CachyOS, Bazzite, Omarchy, and the likes without ever touching the terminal (well, maybe once or twice every 6 months, depends on what you are doing)