Best Ways To Learn Linux

In this video, I will be discussing the best ways to learn Linux and the great resources available that can help you get better at using Linux.
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[@scally9341]

One of the hardest parts about learning things on your own isn't *learning* it, its learning *how* to learn it. Cheers man

[@donvitex7333]

❤

[@Xenowave]

Yeah, well said.

[@BeachBoi1000]

Usually School exists to do that. But most of the time, you don’t learn how to learn but it has lay out the syllabus for you

[@gamer8622]

​@BeachBoi1000 i think the point was you dont know what questions to ask if you dont know where to start in the first place

[@MrDaddyv123]

About 10 years ago I forced myself to install only Linux and simply figure it out. Best choice ever. I'll never look back.

[@tyrewald9083]

I would like too, but the Win file browser is way better than the Linux file browser. I tried to do simple tasks, as I would do with the Win browser, did not work. E. g. to add a column with "mp3".

[@MrDaddyv123]

@@tyrewald9083 simply not true. Ubuntu may be the most beginner friendly distribution, but I can assure you that a simple "mkdir" will create a new folder in any linux distribution. Some of the gui functions are thinner in linux, but that's the point. Once you're comfortable on the cli, it's not even a comparison for customization options.

[@paparoxo3606]

Same thing, 6 years here.

[@MrDaddyv123]

I should add that in enterprise environments, especially remote desktop oriented operations, Windows is definitely the most user friendly and Administration friendly.

[@tyrewald9083]

@@MrDaddyv123 Using a file browser is quicker, than the cli. You can do most things on the cli, as it was common 30yrs ago. Nowadays a file browser and gui are standard. It is all about a smooth and fast work flow. That is the reason of the enormous success of MS! Otherwise most people would use Linux seemingly without cost. I completed a Linux course, but use Linux just now and then.

[@javierortizmir7873]

I started with Linux this year , I’m 37 !!! Hopefully I won’t give up!!

[@HungTran-zc5es]

I'm 37 too, still too young :), let not give up.

[@ayradizem2770]

I'm 38 I have started with Linux 😃

[@thefittest5703]

My brothers ! Trust me , we still young and strong ;)

[@shakeelali9418]

I am 26 and started learning linux

[@perthesdefault9150]

im 14 👀

[@laurakay868]

Please ignore all the negative people who critisize your videos, Your delivery, presentation and full explainations of how to do things have been my lifesaver when it comes to learning new things. So Thank you for all your hard work and effort!!! You are the first place i check for content when i need to learn something new, if you have it, then i dont bother looking elsewhere. Keep doing what you are doing and how you are doing it... YOU ROCK !!!!

[@HackerSploit]

Thank you for the kind words, you support is greatly appreciated.

[@peterprotege3310]

@@HackerSploit Your content was excellent. You are the reason why im understanding linux

[@rakeshprattipati526]

You are a no nonsense guy aren't you. Always on point. No time waste. Love you for this contribution and your content man ! Thank you !

[@AnthonyAnalog]

Incredibly helpful. As someone both Dyslexic and operating w/ ADHD it can becoming challenging to find resources formatted in digestible manners. Everything suggested here is exactly that, thank you.

[@jeffherdzina6716]

Just found your channel, and was amazed at the content of this video. Love the Linuxjourney site.

[@HackerSploit]

Thanks for the support mate, I am glad you find the videos helpful.

[@ricardomilos2219]

This channel is really a blessing! You're great man! Always videos of quality!

[@HackerSploit]

Much appreciated :)

[@nudhayaUdhaya]

this is what i was looking for. the direction!! thank you brother...

[@cosmicape13]

I agree, was looking for the same!

[@wisdomwithwit]

nice. many of us looking for some more in depth learning.

[@rayansalmig4558]

Also i was looking for the roadmap

[@kythrathesuntamer9715]

I took your Vague advice and started using it as my Daily Driver and I've learned so much by doing that. That's honestly what I'd tell people if they asked me how to learn. but then again there are other baselines, if that doesn't satisfy you, you could always for instance watch KZbin Videos about it but lets be honest NOTHING teaches as effectively as making the deep dive. -sent from ubuntu 20.10.

[@williamseipp9691]

one big tip I have is to strive to make things better. If you feel some task, system, or some component of the Linux universe ( including open source software ) is unnecessarily difficult, I find it helpful to assume "there's gotta be a better way". Turns out, tons of people all over the planet have already gone through the frustration. There's probably a solution, or at least it's documented well enough to save you weeks of time. Not only that, but the system's guts are exposed. It is whatever you want it to be. Tools you didn't even know you needed are one sudo apt-get away. So there are tons of little tips to learn and nuggets of wisdom to spread, but if you just remember that solutions are just a Google search away you are set for life. oh and please back up your dotfiles.

[@HackerSploit]

Excellent advice :)

[@mohamedessabir]

it was a great video. just one note. in Arabic we say: شكرا على المشاهدة. and in French we usually say : merci pour voter attention. thanks.

[@Cyclingrider06]

جزاك الله خيرا اخي احمد

[@mdeyanov83]

One of the most helpful videos I've seen on starting with Linux. While being very tech savvy, was never really interested in learning Linux until recently. And by learning Linux I don't mean how to install a popular newbie distro and navigate around the default DE, which is what most "linux for beginners" videos are about. As you said yourself, thank you for pointing to the right resources.

[@NicoMaichenitsch]

i just wanne let u know that 3 years later this vid is still inssanly usefull

[@aussierule]

Amazing. I now have a lot of material to go through. I appreciate you compiling this. I just Installed Linux Mint, wiping my hard drive, took the plunge, and have been using it for about a week now. Looking forward to studying your recommendations! It felt pretty good being able to fix my "broken" live boot flash drive by manually unmounting, etc etc. Until I had a working USB drive again. And then promptly flashed Manjaro to it and put it on my laptop. I'm officially done with Windows.

[@yourlinuxguy]

For a long time I was thinking of tutoring students about Linux basics like how can you get started with it, If anyone of you are interested then reply to this comment. Thanks.🙂🙂

[@tobiascarr7128]

Man, you're videos are so good. I've been looking for good resources that will work for me for a while and you've just packed them all up for me in a nice video.

[@uMalice]

Alexis this is a great help! TY

[@creonte38]

Perfect and huge of gold informations. Thank you for your time and gentle sharing!

[@HackerSploit]

You are welcome :)

[@angshunaskar5373]

Learn Linux --help -A for Alexis Ahmed😊 -H for Hackersploit❤️ Thanks Brother 👍🏼

[@CurtMoreno]

What a freaking fantastic video! Thank you so much for making content at the level of the absolute newb, like me!

[@mohnad150]

I signed in just to "Like" this video, many thanks man

[@Lifelong_Learner_USA]

Wonderful video - thank you for these resources.

[@vidhuran4414]

Thank you very much , you are my inspiration !

[@basilzimba5273]

Thank you for pointing me to the resources outlined in your video. Willing you good tidings.

[@enriquewilliams44]

Man this is just want I needed. Many Thanks man!! Keep up the awesome work.

[@MrAngel2U]

Thank you very much HackerSploit! I will be using the resources you have provided. Thank you.

[@rai4241]

thanks for sharing man

[@Grumpymonk947]

I'm going to disappear for a year, cut out all the social events, toxic friends, etc. will comeback to this comment in a year in a linux OS in the middle of creating bash scripting for automating Network devices for a company which im in charge of. I'm manifesting this. I owe it to myself.

[@allsmiles3281]

❤.

[@wqiojekpldlknbwjklopiwojaslKZ]

add in working out and what you are doing is even more based

[@beezo5946]

If you're serious, then what you can accomplish is only limited by what you lack. But "disappearing" sounds like that could be pretty bad for your mental.

[@libra-exe]

oye

[@SAIFULLAHJAMIL]

How are you doing now?

[@Officialprodbytreybeats]

I am going to teach myself Linux while taking my CompTIA A+ and Sec+ and keep grinding away at getting a tech job.

[@pleaseyourselfsir]

In 2017 , as Linux Cinnamon became popular , i forced myself to buy a separate ssd , clone my windows 7 onto it and install the Cinnamon , and learnt the basics etc , i am still nowhere as skilled and knowledgable as Windows 7 , but I have no regrets and never looked back - I love Cinnamon . 🧐🇬🇧🤔👍🏻🤝❤️

[@aadityamore5645]

Thanks sir .. have been watching your videos for a while .. this video is one of the most useful

[@waldowalden7379]

Great resources ... many thanks for sharing! Really appreciated.

[@ajaykumark107]

Welcome back hackersploit. Keep making more videos!!!

[@AnujSharma-yv6gy]

Amazing resource 👌 Thanks a lot for the recommendation bro! 💯🔥

[@satria3001Al]

I've been using Linux since 1998, installed via CD, from Mandrake, and still using it until now from different distros.

[@vijayragav1865]

Thank you for the resources!

[@msbanda2123]

I think, It’s fantastic video . . I will try . .

[@saqibabdul9262]

I have read lots of books and learn theory then spend hours to know how to practice all those things....now I got your video and it feels this is something that I was searching for...

[@rj23032]

Starts at - 2:19

[@manishm5174]

thanks man, really helpful

[@Schizoid137]

excellent video

[@robert112uk]

Thank you, this was fantastically helpful!

[@NImuslimguy]

Thank you so much for this video. Much appreciated.

[@Anttwashere123]

Amazing content. Subbed!

[@Tantow]

Thank you

[@lotteechholt9814]

thank you so much for sharing! these resourses are definitely something for me : )

[@jj9600]

Thank you for your videos. You really are one of the most understandable-for-beginners tutor on KZbin.

[@louliskoukledes8444]

Thank you very much for those precious directions!!!

[@Opa_sky]

everywhere I go, I see this guy

[@cgme7076]

That website is awesome! Thanks for letting us know about it.

[@EzzOps]

thank you

[@davidmaida6453]

Thank you so much for making this video.

[@twen2times]

666k subs? A sign to learn Linux

[@chrisgordon1335]

Thanks for your help. Keep up the good work, and its greatly appreciated.

[@soumyanilbiswas_reveng007]

These resources are just awesome ❤️ Thanks sir..

[@jitendrarawat8564]

Fantastic list! Keep it up team!

[@kev2020-z9s]

Thank you for this a good starting point.

[@codewithsmoil4098]

This video is really useful

[@Cossaw]

More stuff like this! Teaching us the most efficient way of learning what we want to learn!

[@mukulkopulwar]

Thank you for putting the Amazing Content

[@HackerSploit]

Our pleasure!

[@smailoukhellou5285]

I like the way you strutured this ! thank you a lot about sharing this recources

[@prototype8861]

Amazing resources you advice. Thank you bro!

[@estherlamikanra5982]

i love you. thanks man

[@nabilbarbhuyan9847]

Kindly do a review of mx linux distribution. By the way, I admire the content you provide and the hard work that goes behind it

[@MikeWood]

Very cool page share. Thanks for posting this video. Will give that bandit a try too. cheers. :)

[@Stefan-bj4jw]

I discovered this amazing channel just now

[@trentberry6968]

I'm going to give it a shot.

[@Oikawa754]

Man you gave me A BIG HELP today tnx ALOT

[@dragonfiretech1582]

Thanks again for the videos, great stuff

[@jacobgarcia7706]

I really enjoyed this im new to Linux and this is a great push into what i feel is a good direction thank you

[@Shizuko-Zen]

Thanks so much for your guidance! Just like you said, you gave me a really good direction, which is the starting point I need.

[@francischege2766]

And you clearly gave the DIRECTION thanks much, this will really help.

[@g9super]

Finally my search of learning linux ends here. What a fantastic video 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@Antonio-lt1sp]

This video is gold! Thanks a lot!

[@ianberdahl108]

Knew about otw. Some the others are new. Now I'm excited. 🤗🤗🤗

[@l3arnf0x]

Thanks for this video, I've gone through the first book and part of the second book. I think that, The Linux Command Line 2nd edition, is also a great book to get started with.

[@emersontavera9362]

Thanks man, really appreciate it

[@rajesh6286]

Please make a vedio on best ways to learn windows

[@kapilmamtani8676]

Thank you, for me this lecture has been "that" basic course introductory video, paving path for further learning. Kudos and Cheers mate.🤖

[@sagewiz5675]

Thank you for sharing this. It will help guide so many of us.

[@Lifettimes]

Amazing resource! Thanks for putting up something self explanatory for newbies like me. Thank you!

[@ken-sk5dg]

Nice to see you in the video ..

[@tigrankhachaturian8983]

Linux journey is a diamond, I love this resource, I finally understand how linux works (more or less)

[@tyneastwood6712]

Thank you for sharing this!

[@julkiplilanga538]

... ever best resource of learning linux for my cyber penetration and securty career, feeling that I am taking a walk on the right path of my LINUX JOURNEY... 👏👏👏

[@phanphan2251]

this is exactly what i was looking for, thank you so much.

[@emanuelcalderon]

I am way new thanks. This will help me. And yes I want to code but this can give me a idea.

[@jons2447]

Hello, "HackerSploit"; GREAT! video, "Thank You!". I knew about Linux Journey & linuxsurvival but I hadn't heard of bash.academy. [I had searched for linux training sites.] Keep up the good work. We need more info RE: linux so more people can learn to actually use their computers. Have a GREAT day, Neighbor!

[@_mythospheric7684]

thanks for it

[@_mythospheric7684]

@@venessaparker22 sure .

[@Dev-HK]

just putting this here that's all, where the vid begins 1:44

[@haimhanania5675]

Thank you man I am very appreciate your great job!

[@l0I0I0I0]

Hi, I'm new. Just installed Ubuntu. Is your version better and if so why? I plan to use it for my base OS. I want a really secure system and need to learn to lock it down. Do I need to buy security software? Ty!

[@lyuboss]

Awesome content! Thanks

[@damianlarocca3857]

Awesome!

[@marcovillalobos9762]

Gracias ✅

[@Adks007]

You are next level bro. Thanks for recommending these helpful sites.

[@AbhishekRaj-kk4hy]

Love to see your video sir😍

[@nawid1687]

You help alot my brother. You are the best hacker in the world.