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This post definitely contains some good general advice, to me the most important step is really simple: Just use them. And keep on using them. Resources like
by jonseager 5y ago
This post definitely contains some good general advice, to me the most important step is really simple:
Just use them. And keep on using them.
Resources like those suggested are good, but each will suit people differently - the one thing that all people who are expert at these tools have in common is that they've all used them a lot!
- jonseager 5y agoAnd, to be fair, give yourself a safe enough space to experiment. Use Docker, libvirt, Digital Ocean, multipass, Virtualbox, or whatever you want, but find a place where you can use the stuff without worrying too much about the consequences :)
- zoomablemind 5y ago> Just use them. And keep on using them. The last bit is very crucial. Be prepared to relearn it after a prolonged break. So taking notes may be of some practical help. I wish *NIX land had some uniform convention for options naming and a targeted help system to go with it, so one could lookup an option directly (preferrably in shortened form, no need to spell out the whole word). OpenVMS HELP was a good example of user-friendly command-line help system, well, but that's another story...