This is somewhat related to the article but also a little off topic.
I started using Linux about 6 months ago now and I feel like it’s been a continual learning experience (in a positive way). I was comfortable enough with Windows that I was on autopilot with most things.
I’ve used systemctl previously but I love seeing articles like this, so freely available, where I have the chance to learn a lot more about my system.
Tangent over, just had this on my mind for a while and needed to share.
I agree - it can be overwhelming to constantly be reminded of areas in which one is lacking in knowledge (like when having to learn how to solve a relatively simple error), but the availability of learning resources really helps avoid demoralisation.
This is somewhat related to the article but also a little off topic.
I started using Linux about 6 months ago now and I feel like it’s been a continual learning experience (in a positive way). I was comfortable enough with Windows that I was on autopilot with most things.
I’ve used systemctl previously but I love seeing articles like this, so freely available, where I have the chance to learn a lot more about my system.
Tangent over, just had this on my mind for a while and needed to share.
I agree - it can be overwhelming to constantly be reminded of areas in which one is lacking in knowledge (like when having to learn how to solve a relatively simple error), but the availability of learning resources really helps avoid demoralisation.