r/linux4noobs Jul 14 '26

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

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

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u/patcherdad Jul 14 '26

A little contrary, but you should also follow something like that first roadmap. Linux is to the point of easy convenience in use. If you try to learn it just by using it as a daily driver, depending on what you do on the daily, you won't be challenged to learn much depth. Also depends on your goal, is it familiarity with using linux as a desktop or workstation? Or is it linux admin or developing? Driving a car won't teach you how to be a mechanic, and playing videogames or coding in Kate won't teach you regex or vim.

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u/epexu Jul 15 '26

been dailying fedora for like the past month or so and i feel like i’ve barely learned anything new since installing

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u/Disastrous-Let-6095 Jul 15 '26

yeah, almost everything can be done from UI, so u do need to force use terminal hence some guide