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At least it still gives you the choice. I learned a lot by stripping down my system and removing/replacing a lot of components to the extent that it didn't rese
by scaladev 6y ago
At least it still gives you the choice. I learned a lot by stripping down my system and removing/replacing a lot of components to the extent that it didn't resemble Fedora (or Debian, or whatever) at all anymore. The amount of stuff you learn after completely trashing your only system and needing it to be restored and usable in a few hours…
- encom 6y agoFunny, I actually learned Linux the opposite way. I started using Gentoo. I know that seems like learning Linux on hard mode, but for me it worked well. I had dabbled a bit before that, but I didn't really get Linux, before getting my hands dirty in this way.