Speaking of Linux, people in the industry or who often play with computers should be more familiar with computers. Linux is an open source operating system. The popularity of the public, the employment prospects are also very good, more and more people want to learn Linux, so how to learn Linux, is it easy to learn?
Some people who have not been exposed to Linux may think that Linux is difficult to learn. In fact, Linux is an operating system like Windows. If Windows can be learned, then Linux can also be learned. As long as you master the appropriate methods and find appropriate learning resources, And make a good study plan, persevere in learning, you can easily use the Linux operating system and even become a Linux operation and maintenance master! Take my own example, I didn't know anything about Linux at the beginning, and I wanted to learn but didn't know how to learn it. Later, I also consulted friends who knew Linux well, and checked a lot of information before I started slowly. , Today I will briefly talk about how to learn Linux according to my own situation.
First, the foundation must be laid firmly. A tree that is hugged is born at the end of a millimeter; a platform of nine layers begins with a pile of earth; a journey of a thousand miles begins with one step. Anything basics are a must. Ten thousand feet of tall buildings start from the ground, and the tallest buildings must be built from the ground. That is to say, if you want to learn Linux well, you must first learn the basics of Linux. You can start with an introduction to the Linux system. After a comprehensive understanding of Linux, you can learn Linux system installation, Linux common commands, text editor Vim, software package management, user and user group management, permission management, file system management, and understanding shell aliases , pipes, I/O redirection, input and output, simple scripting in shell, basic network components in Linux environment, etc. You can find a book to learn these basic knowledge systematically. I recommend the book "Learn Linux like this" by Mr. Liu Trent . This is a good selection of books for getting started with Linux, with detailed and easy-to-understand content. Of course, for beginners, learning basic knowledge may feel boring, but you must persevere. You can practice while learning, so that it will not be too boring, and you can master it more quickly and remember it more firmly.
Secondly, it is necessary to combine knowledge and action, and apply what you have learned. Don’t learn for the sake of learning, but learn for the sake of application. You should combine theoretical knowledge with practical application to achieve the goal of practice making perfect from the shallower to the deeper. You should also think while learning, truly understand the meaning, and operate with ease. You can find some project cases on the Internet, and apply the knowledge you have learned by doing it yourself. You can do some simple ones at the beginning, and then choose some complicated ones after you are proficient. In addition, the reserves of the human brain are limited. If you just blindly memorize theoretical knowledge without practical operation, you will gradually forget what you have learned. The memory and forgetting of the human brain are regular. For the same Things need to be repeated over and over again so they won't be forgotten. The same is true of learning Linux, don't blindly catch up with the progress, and always see the bottom, so that after all the learning, you will find that you have forgotten the previous ones. Also, if you just memorize theoretical knowledge, you still don’t know how to use it even if you’ve memorized it thoroughly until you finally use it, so you have to use your brain while doing it, so as to achieve the effect of getting twice the result with half the effort. To continuously improve your actual combat skills, diligent hands-on, courage to practice, is the foundation of learning Linux.
Then be sure to learn to use Linux commands. Linux commands can be said to be the foundation of learning Linux. Linux commands have many powerful functions: for example, from simple disk operations, file access, to complex multimedia images and streaming media files are inseparable from the command line. Of course, there are a lot of commands and you don’t need to memorize them all, but you must memorize the commonly used ones, and you can’t memorize them by rote. You need to practice. You should practice while watching, try to use various parameters of the command, and operate the virtual machine several times to understand the meaning of the parameters. For the enumeration and introduction of the commands, you can see the Linuxcool Linux Commands Encyclopedia, which has a complete set of commands.
In addition, it is necessary to learn to find resources on the Internet. Now is the Internet age, and various resources can generally be found on the Internet. In the process of Linux learning, especially for beginners, it is inevitable to encounter various problems, and there are thousands of problems encountered. Don't give up easily, you should find a way to solve the problem, don't forget that there is still network power to use, you can search for relevant information, network search engines, technical forums, you can also consult senior technical personnel in the industry, etc. In short, there are many ways. in difficulty. In addition, after the problem is solved, you should be good at summarizing and recording, so that over time, the technology will be greatly improved, and you will become more confident and more motivated to learn.
In short, Linux learning requires more brains and hands-on. Read more information on Linux, take more notes, good memory is not as good as bad writing. More practice and more operations will make you do more with less. Linux learning is a process that requires long-term persistence. Come on!