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A few months ago, I switched from Windows 10 to Linux Mint 22 Cinnamon. I’ve gotten used to it in my daily workflow, and I’ve already gathered some experience – for example, I’ve set up a small Debian server via SSH using Nginx and such.
But still, I don’t feel very confident when it comes to actually understanding and managing Linux in depth. I want to improve my skills, understand more of the underlying concepts, and get better at the little tricks and tools that make working with Linux more efficient and fun.
So here’s my question:
What learning resources would you recommend to really level up in Linux administration, system usage, and day-to-day tips?
It can be Udemy courses, free tutorials, forums, YouTube channels, subreddits, blogs – anything, as long as it's current, well-structured, and ideally includes interactive elements or practical exercises. I’d love to not just watch or read, but actually try things out on my own system as I learn.
Looking forward to your suggestions – thanks a lot!
But still, I don’t feel very confident when it comes to actually understanding and managing Linux in depth. I want to improve my skills, understand more of the underlying concepts, and get better at the little tricks and tools that make working with Linux more efficient and fun.
So here’s my question:
What learning resources would you recommend to really level up in Linux administration, system usage, and day-to-day tips?
It can be Udemy courses, free tutorials, forums, YouTube channels, subreddits, blogs – anything, as long as it's current, well-structured, and ideally includes interactive elements or practical exercises. I’d love to not just watch or read, but actually try things out on my own system as I learn.
Looking forward to your suggestions – thanks a lot!
