On 13/7/21 2:04 pm, Devin Prater wrote:
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> So, I'm trying to start over with Linux in a better way, asking more
> questions, and hopefully I'll have a better time with an actually
> helpful distro and community. So, any tips or getting-started info?
I think learning the Linux command line shell and utilities (if you
don't know them well already) is important. There are good books
available in reasonably accessible formats. While there are graphical
tools and applications as well, where Linux has its unique benefits is
at the command line and in the option to edit configuration files to set
up almost everything.
Thus, my advice to a new user would be to learn these text-based tools
progressively until you can use them efficiently.