I've recently made the switch to Linux by installing Zorin, and I'm really excited about using free and open-source software to boost my productivity. Currently, I'm working on an older laptop with an i5 9th gen processor and a GTX 1650 graphics card, but I'm planning to transition to my main laptop soon. I've started to learn how to navigate the terminal, but I would love some advice from more experienced Linux users on how to make this migration smoother and faster. Any tips would be greatly appreciated!
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Check out the migration page in the wiki, it has some great tips! Also, I suggest you check out relevant searches for more resources. Just remember to only use root when necessary, and always verify the checksums of your downloaded ISOs for safety. Happy migrating!
Just keep using Linux and tackle issues as they come up. Don't stress trying to find problems that might not even exist; you'll learn as you go!
It's just an operating system at the end of the day. The best way to become proficient is to use it regularly. Take your time and enjoy the journey!
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