For technical learning, some practical suggestions may be made based on your actual situation,
First, we need to clarify the context and details when learning,
Second, first known how and then known why,
Third, never have the idea of doing it again. Learn in practice and practice in learning,
The fourth is to properly swallow the jujube,
Finally, when you encounter a problem that is hard to solve, it is best to think about how others do it, rather than how you do it. The basic content of the linux learning module: Basic knowledge of linux, Common commands of linux, linux partitions, permissions, and vi ...... Practical content: Samba-similar to the network neighbor stuff in Windows, which can achieve file sharing between linux and Windows; linux network configuration java Network Environment build crontab-set and execute scheduled tasks, windows is definitely hard to master so much than the basic shell www.2cto.com, so there is not much problem with linux. But let's just say, linux is used to build services and use desktops, why linux is used in Windows? 1. free Open Source 2. supports multithreading 3. good Security 4. the development history of Unix with superior memory and file management: [java] Unix-derived versions: IBM aix; sun solaris; hp unix; bsd; minix was finally developed into linux, linux author linus, Finland
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