I'm no Linux guru, one of those may be along shortly. I would say that as a Windows person you should just start using WSL for stuff and write down everything y

I'm no Linux guru, one of those may be along shortly. I would say that as a Windows person you should just start using WSL for stuff and write down everything you learn as you come across new information. You'll naturally pick up the basics fairly quickly. At some point it might be worth installing a distro on an old-ish laptop you may have lying around - Pop OS is the least problematic in my recent experience. Then actually use it. You will accidentally irretrievably trash everything numerous times, WSL lets you backup & restore distros easily so do do that. With full installs, just remember to have copies of your config & data.