> Same case here regarding Slackware back in mid 90s - Slackware 3.0-ish
> 
> Definitely a crash course, but the learning experience is real

same same. 3ish. I was like 12/13, thinking I was hot shit for building punters in vb. slackware humbled me in one terminal command and made me learn c.


Same case here regarding Slackware back in mid 90s - Slackware 3.0-ish

Definitely a crash course, but the learning experience is real

before you know it you will be doing stuff like this:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCRbH-IWlcW2A_kpx2XwAMgT0rcZEZ2Cg

dontforgetthekeys

linux is always worth it. especially now.

my friend threw me in on slackware for my first taste. you don't need that yet.

you can start with ubuntu and work your way from there. - 

https://ubuntu.com/

flash it on a usb, and giving it a run. you don't even need to install it to give it a test drive.

tech

Linux for a beginner?

BoJack

https://www.youtube.com/@LearnLinuxTV

linux is always worth it. especially now.  

my friend threw me in on slackware for my first taste. you don't need that yet.
you can start with ubuntu and work your way from there. - https://ubuntu.com/

flash it on a usb, and giving it a run. you don't even need to install it to give it a test drive.

