If You're New To Linux Start Here

[Alexzee]

The funny thing is, when I was new to Linux coming from Windows XP say 15 years ago, I didn't even know what a thumb drive was! LOL! Seriously--
Writing articles for the Linux Community is what I do now and enjoy it.

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If You’re New To Linux Coming From Windows Start Here

In this article I’ll be explaining some things that you can do to try Linux before you install it to your HDD. (hard drive) To get started first download the .iso image of the Linux…

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[hasser33]

The funny thing is, when I was new to Linux coming from Windows XP say 15 years ago, I didn't even know what a thumb drive was! LOL! Seriously--
Writing articles for the Linux Community is what I do now and enjoy it.

Fresh off the press.

If You’re New To Linux Coming From Windows Start Here

In this article I’ll be explaining some things that you can do to try Linux before you install it to your HDD. (hard drive) To get started first download the .iso image of the Linux…

linuxfixes55.wordpress.com

View attachment 29073 I’ve been using cyberark on our Linux servers lately, and it’s been a solid upgrade. Privileged-account management becomes centralized, sudo policies are cleaner, and auditing is far easier. The vaulting and session-tracking features really help tighten security. Once you get through the initial learning curve, it integrates smoothly into a Linux workflow.

That’s honestly relatable — so many of us came from the Windows XP era thinking a “thumb drive” sounded like some sci-fi gadget. It’s wild how the learning curve that once felt intimidating becomes second nature over time. And now you’re writing articles for the Linux community? That’s a full-circle glow-up right there. It’s awesome when the thing that once confused you becomes something you genuinely enjoy teaching others about.

 

[Alexzee]

That’s honestly relatable — so many of us came from the Windows XP era thinking a “thumb drive” sounded like some sci-fi gadget. It’s wild how the learning curve that once felt intimidating becomes second nature over time. And now you’re writing articles for the Linux community? That’s a full-circle glow-up right there. It’s awesome when the thing that once confused you becomes something you genuinely enjoy teaching others about.

Sci-fi gadget, LOL!

All the studying, writing, taking notes, memorizing commands, learning how things work and consistent dedication w/o giving up paid off! It doesn't stop there I'm still learning and in the process of studying Python, C++ and the like to learn how to write code.

Thanks hasser33....enjoy the day!