To understand these eight problems, the Linux system will be more eager to learn.

To understand these eight problems, the Linux system will be more eager to learn.
Students who are hesitant to study Linux or who are already in trouble often ask these eight questions. Today, I will answer these questions one by one. I hope my views will help you. It is often said that "a good start is half the success". If you understand the following eight questions, you can have a good start. After establishing a correct learning view, you will naturally be half successful. 1. What is the use of Linux? If you learn Linux well, you will be able to break the limits of Windows and enjoy the freedom of use in the Open Source world. There are plenty of free software available for you, especially for computer students ,. If we only use Linux as the only tool for employment and earning a living, the selection direction is mainly in the O & M, system-level software development and other fields. Linux occupies a vast majority of the share in the server market, for example, the Internet industry, front-end Web development, backend Web servers, databases, and storage devices are basically running on Linux. Therefore, to develop software, you must deal with Linux, although I think Linux gives you a different world view. There is no good or bad technology. The key is how you get to know it. 2. I think there are many English words in Linux. Is it difficult to learn them? Many people may think that there are many English words and documents in Linux, but it is difficult for us to learn these words.CommandOnly abbreviations of English words, such as ls-LiSt, cd -- Change Directory, pwd -- Print Working Directory, cp-CoPy, mv-MoVe, rm-ReMoveCommandAll are abbreviations of English words. Once you understand the meaning (understanding), this shoe command will be very simple. Therefore, do not fear English. As the world's most widely circulated language, English always has its value. It is also necessary to study and further study, why didn't I learn English together when I was learning Linux? If you have such an idea, I believe you will be able to learn Linux well. 3. I want to learn Linux, but I am too busy with work. I can spend less time learning every day, and then balbala ...... Linux is a matter of accumulating many skills. In fact, you don't need to spend a lot of time learning it. Instead, you need to constantly stick to and accumulate. Therefore, it is critical for office workers to take advantage of the fragmentation time. If they take half an hour every day and keep learning for one year, they will make breakthroughs! The last sentence is: "If you want to learn, nothing is an excuse. If you don't want to learn, nothing is an excuse ." 4. Some people say, "Learning Linux is just a smile and crying out." Is that true? Those who say that everything (skills) is easy to learn and are difficult to learn at the end of the course, are all excuses for their hard work. Linux is just a basic computer skill, it has no requirements on the learner's background, knowledge structure, and age. As long as the progress persists, Linux cannot learn it. Of course, there will always be bottlenecks in learning. At this time, you need to adjust yourself and stick to it. There are a lot of things to remember to learn about Linux. If you are too lazy to back up, too lazy to learn, and too lazy to find out Linux Command Options, you will naturally feel difficult to learn. If you say that, you will always get something from the ground. 5. I have general qualifications and have no foundation. Generally, how long can I pass RHCE before I study Linux? The duration of passing the exam varies from person to person. Based on past experience, the average person spends 1 or 2 hours a day studying for 2 months to 4 months, and should be able to take the RHCE test. I personally do not agree with the method of cracking RHCE for half a month, because the certificate is secondary in learning Linux, and the main thing is to improve my work ability. Such authentication can serve as a stage goal for you to learn Linux, but it is not your main purpose. 6. I want to learn about Linux by myself. What are the recommended teaching materials. Speaking of teaching materials, there are still a lot of Linux textbooks on the market. If you really want to recommend them, you can recommend a lot of books. Below I mainly recommend a book that I think is suitable for beginners: this is the case for Linux. This book was written in 2015 and is still being written. It is a relatively new book. Compared with the Linux book a few years ago on the market, it is more suitable for the current environment, compared with other books, the redhat7 teaching system can learn a lot of useful things. For a Linux-based student, the amount of knowledge in this book must be enough, what I learned can also be used in both work and rhce tests. The main points and difficulties of Linux system management are covered in this article. I just need to study carefully in order, which is easy to understand, you don't have to worry about the knowledge layer breaking. 7. I want to learn Linux, but I have no patience. How can I stick to it? I don't think this is a case. Many beginners will ask this question. In fact, I want to say that patience is something that needs to be developed slowly. To learn Linux, it is very important to be interested, generally, people who want to learn Linux are all interested in or want to learn Linux. In addition to a good learning environment and a good learning model, they naturally have the patience to keep learning, it is basically guaranteed that Linux is used every day, and when I have time to read books, I will read books. Therefore, interest is the best teacher. Although this sentence is vulgar, it is quite right. 8. If I want to learn Linux, I can learn it myself. Do I not receive any training courses? You can download a free copy of "Linux should be learned. For example, if you take an exam or use it at work, you will be short of it when you get started. This will directly affect your learning time and greatly increase the learning cost. Therefore, when you get started, you still need a Linux teacher to take you to the next step. In fact, there are some rules for learning Linux. We can call it the knowledge architecture of Linux, if you simply read the content in the textbook without the teacher's summary and explanations, it is easy to forget it. If you follow the teacher to learn Linux at the beginning, in this way, you can build a correct Linux knowledge architecture. On the contrary, if you haven't set up the architecture at the beginning, even if you have learned the intermediate level by yourself and are faced with unfamiliar problems, you may feel that learning is hard and your interest in learning will decrease, eventually give up. In addition, if you study in a class, you can find like-minded friends in a class to study together, which is also a kind of promotion for your own learning. In general, you can learn by yourself, but it is difficult and easy to take a detour. The knowledge on the internet is scattered and there are errors and vulnerabilities. If you have any teacher's advice, on the one hand, it can help you summarize and summarize in a timely manner, and also play a role in urging everyone to learn.