Reddit reviews The Linux Command Line Beginner's Guide

So I’ve been a lifelong gamer and early convert to using Excel for everything at work. So lots of tinkering and troubleshooting. I learned some HTML in the early days of the internet. Know how to swap hardware and stuff myself. Mainly just enough to be dangerous ;)

As for resources, it kind of went like this. I first started playing with computational thinking and programming apps on the ol’ iPad as I was looking for ways to teach my daughter when ready.

That led to me buying and reading a beginner computer science text (intro university level). In the history section I learned about the whole Unix, GNU, Linux story.

Then really it was this sub and r/linux (and some of the other many subs about Linux and specific distros) all the way. The community info links in this and other subs have tons of resources. These posts and links were 80% of the resources I used.

I’m now reading a couple Linux books from Kindle. This one, and others by this author, are really helpful:

Linux Command Line for Beginners