I'm currently diving into Linux as I prepare for the RHCSA exam, and I'm looking for ways to enhance my problem-solving skills. While I do use ChatGPT, I often find myself just following instructions without truly understanding the solutions. Aside from the man pages, what resources do you all recommend for resolving Linux issues?
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As a long-time Linux user, I can assure you, it becomes manageable once it clicks for you. Dive into the man pages and developer docs. Sometimes just exploring the source code can help too—it really depends on the specific issue at hand.
Check out resources like Linuxjourney for structured learning. Watching Linux-related videos during breaks can also be super beneficial.
Reading the wiki is essential. Just get in there and start browsing! It's a great way to build your understanding.
If you're not familiar with Red Hat, I can't say for sure how well this will translate, but the Arch Wiki is basically a treasure trove of information for Linux users. Plus, don’t underestimate the man pages and the --help flags; they’re super handy! Oh, and check out the official RHEL documentation; it’s a great resource too!
Embrace the motto "RTFM." You’ll gain way more knowledge from man pages and command-line help than from any AI tool.
Totally agree! The Arch Wiki offers a ton of valuable insights that can apply to other distros as well.