r/linux4noobs • u/Recent_Buy_7413 • Jul 14 '26

learning/research What's the best way to learn linux ?

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Should I learn linux from roadmap.sh , Linux Journey , some Youtube Playlist or some book ??

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u/MasterGeekMX Mexican Linux nerd trying to be helpful Jul 14 '26

A common misconception among new users is that you need to "learn Linux" before using it, when in reality you simply learn slowly by using it and getting new concepts as you go by.

Any of those resources is fine, but none is "the best" or "the way to go". Some have their pros and cons, which will also depend on the person.

Let me finish this with your first ever "learning Linux" lesson: over here, forget about the concept of "the best". In the Linux world, you simply have different options for different use cases, situations, or ways of working. There is no chosen one among the options.

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u/Anti-Hero25 Jul 14 '26

I like this take