What Should I Do Now That I’m Using Linux Full Time?

First off, learning bash is a great step! Writing scripts and setting up aliases will really help streamline your workflow. You could also try installing Docker and creating docker-compose configurations, which provides a great way to understand application management. Don’t forget to explore the `/proc` directory and check out GNU tools from gnu.org, like learning `sed`. There’s so much potential here!

I recommend checking out some classic resources. For instance, this free introductory PDF on Linux is still relevant: [Linux Introduction](https://tldp.org/LDP/intro-linux/intro-linux.pdf). Try to figure out how to install software, manage files, and edit text files in the shell. Finding Linux-native alternatives for any Windows programs you used will also help you learn a lot!

The key to learning Linux is to just use it! Start by getting familiar with your desktop environment and how to manage applications, settings, and files. Since Endeavor is Arch-based, the Arch Wiki is a fantastic resource! After you feel comfortable, spend some time learning the command line and bash scripting—this will open up even more possibilities. Then set a couple of interesting projects for yourself, like creating a server or customizing your desktop environment!

For something fun, how about installing `fortune` and `cowsay` from the AUR? You can use commands like `fortune | cowsay` for some laughs. Also, there are tons of terminal games to explore, like bastet and nsnake. Dive into these projects to make learning exciting!

Don't forget about the resources provided by the community! There’s a pretty helpful wiki page for Linux enthusiasts that you might find valuable. Plus, Smokey's tip is spot-on: always back up your data, experiment with a VM, and really understand every command before hitting Enter!