Linux for Beginners

If you’ve always wanted to try Linux but are intimidated by the prospect of moving to a new operating system, keep reading.

Have you ever attempted to install Linux only to be met with a faulty system, finally giving up and reverting to your old Windows or macOS?

Or are you confused about which distribution to use, how to use a terminal for the first time, or if you’ll be able to accomplish the jobs you used to do on your previous system?

Isn’t it possible that you’ll need weeks to become used to the Linux filesystem? Wrong.

Linux is growing more widespread, with corporations such as Google, Facebook, and IBM utilizing it in some form or another. This is because it provides improved privacy, dependability, and security.

According to Fortune Business, the Linux market will grow by 402% over the next seven years, making now the greatest time to get started with Linux.

So, if the legendary Linux learning curve prevents you from progressing, don’t let it. We call it a myth because it is precisely that - a myth gave the appropriate step-by-step instruction.

Just because you’re a beginning doesn’t mean it must be difficult.

This book will teach you:

Why mistyping a simple command-line symbol may require you to rebuild your Linux system. How can Linux appear and behave more like the familiar Windows or macOS? What is the ideal distribution for a Windows user who has never used Linux before? How to traverse the Linux filesystem without using the command line, and what we use instead

…and so much more!

So, if you want to get started with Linux without the hassle that other beginners experience, scroll ahead and click purchase now to acquire your book right now.