What Commands Should I Learn for an Arch-Based Linux Distribution?

Make sure to take regular backups and maybe experiment in a virtual machine before trying out new commands on your main setup. Understanding what each command does before executing it will help you avoid potential pitfalls as you learn.

Using `fish` (the friendly interactive shell) could really improve your command-line experience. Additionally, `yay` or `paru` can help you with AUR package management. And don't forget the magic of `Ctrl + R` to search through your previous commands. It’s a real time-saver!

There are definitely some key commands that will come in handy! You'll want to get comfortable with `pacman` for package management, `makepkg` for building packages, and `git` for version control. Also, commands like `journalctl` for viewing logs and `systemctl` for managing system services will be essential. Most of these commands are pretty standard across different Linux distributions, so you should get the hang of them quickly.

Just a heads up about Bazzite, it’s actually not Arch-based; it’s an immutable distro based on Fedora. It’s easy to mix them up at first, but you’ll figure it out as you explore! Don't worry too much, most Linux commands are fairly universal.