Real record I get started learning Linux system experience

I am not a student of computer science, so today I am going to talk about this topic, and for everyone, there is more objectivity and fairness. For me, Linux has given me the greatest wealth, not the ability to increase the number of programming skills, but the open vision, the change of mindset and the improvement of self-learning ability. I am a medical College of information management students, itself should be assigned to the hospital Information department work, but occasionally bought a "Linux should be so", let me broaden my horizons, let me know that in addition to Windows, outside the world more exciting, understand the charm of open source software.

The school will not open a Linux introductory class, side estimates will not have the same like to engage in Linux students, so learning basic entirely on their own, encountered the problem is mainly Google, The process may be painful. That is, when others do not learn, your advantage is coming, this is the resource advantage, you can do things others will not do, this is a very cool thing. But when it comes to the need to learn a piece of your own before you are completely not involved in the field, you are likely to be much more than others, I think this should be grateful to learn Linux to bring about the improvement of self-learning ability. Also have to mention, I personally think that Linux for me, and perhaps most people is a very good window, it will lead you to Python, big data, cloud computing, artificial intelligence, computer vision and so on direction, strong curiosity and thirst for knowledge will make the rest of college time more valuable, Or if you are in the IT industry, you will have the power to move forward.

I believe it practitioners in contact with Linux, will make you to the world a lot of optimism, the outside world's color seems to be brightly bright. While there are commercial companies such as Red Hat's strong support for commercial purposes, it does not detract from the idealistic colors of Linux, the open source movement, the free Software movement, and what motivates people to grow into a palatial and ornate edifice than a utopian little house.

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Getting Started with Linux is a critical issue, so if you get started, there's a good chance that you'll be able to grasp it. Personal experience, it is recommended to use Cenots this release to learn, because from the perspective of the enterprise, most of the servers are running on CentOS, so that your knowledge is more practical. Some commonly used commands, vim and other familiar, and then to the basic services and architecture monitoring, in the middle of the best not to waste too much time on other distributions (I have been in Ubuntu, Mint, Fedora for a long period of time, but look back, that period has not progressed ...) So it is the lesson of blood and tears.

More hands-on, you can find an open source project to practice practiced hand, can also go to find a teacher, see what good items can be done. I always feel that the best way to learn in the university or with the teacher more contact, follow the teacher to do the project, there is a guide will be smooth many. Learning Linux, is the actual combat, the theory is one thing, the actual combat can embody the value of the theory, a more thorough understanding of the basic principles of the theory.

Maybe someone will tell you there are other windows, but this window of Linux is certainly the most utopian and idealistic, especially in a society where there is nowhere to bow to reality.

After two years of exposure to open source, as an ordinary user rather than a developer, I think the open source realm, a religious cult, is always there, such as a Linux system, such as functional programming, such as Emacs/vim. Now let me see, Arch/gentoo may not be better than Ubuntu,haskell is not necessarily perfect, C + + is not as bad as everyone's attack, the IDE is not useless, see that the lyx/texmacs is not necessarily bad. For a software engineering similar to the computer professional learning, learn Linux This tool, coupled with their own language skills, so that can have a better development. In some large-scale internet companies, as an operations engineer, there may be limitations in future development, if we have our own development of some operations tools capabilities, we will be able to have a better value embodiment. But in the early days, we still need to constantly improve their operation and maintenance system, follow-up and further deep-seated learning.

I think, the most important thing is that I have more experience, only after the experience, in accordance with their own judgment to make their own choices, rather than being fooled by others. Before choosing, you can learn from more experienced people, skip the Kang they walked, and go to the destination earlier.

In short, I think that Linux is not the end of learning, she is only a closed cage outside the vast freedom of knowledge of the world a window

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Real record I get started learning Linux system experience