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I believe that if you read this article, you must want to learn Linux, or you are already learning Linux, so we can discuss how to get started with Linux.

First of all, I hope you can figure out why you want to learn Linux, some people because of interest, some people because Linux is easier to find a job, interest-driven part of people to find a good way to learn Linux is almost enough. Another part of people who study Linux in order to work should not only find a method that suits them, but also work harder and have their own plans. But no matter what the reason is to learn Linux, the method is similar, want to get started quickly, first you have to choose a basic book to get you started, at the beginning, I do not know how to choose, read the forum, consult others, just know that books are the best way to get started, of course, you can get started faster by choosing a book that suits you. At that time, I went to various bookstores to look for Linux-related books. There are really a lot of Linux-related books, and it must be easy to pick eyes.

Of course, the introduction to Linux is not simply to read a book, people who come into contact with Linux all know that the essence of Linux lies in instructions. Although desktop applications develop rapidly, commands still have strong vitality in Linux. Mastering the use of instructions is how to learn Linux. Some people say that there are so many instructions, how to learn, do you have to remember them? Of course, it is also very difficult to remember all, for beginners, first remember the basic things, such as simple turning on and off, disk operation, file access, etc., do not feel very tedious, when you learn, you will feel that the command is easier to use, his function is very powerful, the same task to do with commands will save a lot of time, save time and effort, why not. Different Linux versions of their command number is not the same, slowly learn the commands you will find that you have a deeper understanding of Linux. I suggest that beginners who want to get started quickly should first master some installation login commands, such as login, shutdown, as well as file processing commands grep, dd, find, system management commands adduser, groupaddkill, crontab, network operation commands ifconfig, ip, ping, system security commands passwd, su, umask, and other commands tar, unzip, gunzip, unarj, mtools, man, unendcode, uudecode. Beginners master about 50 or 60 commands, I believe you must have made great progress, the introduction to Linux should be fine. Also say a few more words, master these commands is not simple to remember, Linux is re-operation, continuous long-time learning is easy to make themselves bored, then you can divide the instructions into blocks, part of the memory, each part of the time limit, this not only helps to improve efficiency, but also will not produce a sense of fatigue, if possible, gradually shorten the time, so you can improve efficiency. Also, do not simply memorize instructions, this is not only easy to fatigue, but also the effect is very poor. Therefore, if you master these instructions, you should keep in touch with each other and memorize them while practicing. Only in this way can you make rapid progress. Otherwise, you will not be able to do anything when you are on the battlefield, and you still have to do something in a down-to-earth manner in scientific research.

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