Don't worry, the road runs both ways.
Started using Linux in high school because Red Hat had a star trek game I liked. Now I'm a Sysadmin/Sysarch.
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Don't worry, the road runs both ways.
Started using Linux in high school because Red Hat had a star trek game I liked. Now I'm a Sysadmin/Sysarch.
I'll give him a week, I'll give him 11 minutes
11 minutes to what?
I feel seen.
Thats how its done aww yeah
If you've got the drive to learn, there's no better way to learn than by doing, and there's a lot of doing in Arch, especially on your first couple of installs. Welcome to the club.
Yeah may I recommend using something simpler than arch. I would recommend Linux mint if u want something that's not gonna break every 15minutes and give u headache.
This is how I feel a lot of times. But I did at least have the sense to go for Endeavour rather than straight to Arch (and prior to that, Manjaro and Ubuntu).
I went mint->manjaro->openSuseTW->Arch->endeavourOS
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