Hello, my name is matt and thank you for making obarun. It runs (almost) flawlessly and was very easy install. This is my first linux; however, I would like to learn more about linux as a whole and contribute but Ill be honest; I don't know anything about linux. Any helpful books or videos to get me up to speed would be helpful as i would love to contribute. Thank you for your time in advance and I look forward to talking with all of you!
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Hi matt
It is not something you will learn in a weekend, or in school in 3 months. In my opinion you are in a good place to learn, better than many.
You can install ubuntu, mint, or manjaro, and not really learn anything for years, but if you really like to learn obarun is a good place.
This may be a good place to start https://training.linuxfoundation.org/free-linux-training
It is not something you will learn in a weekend, or in school in 3 months. In my opinion you are in a good place to learn, better than many.
You can install ubuntu, mint, or manjaro, and not really learn anything for years, but if you really like to learn obarun is a good place.
This may be a good place to start https://training.linuxfoundation.org/free-linux-training
Thank you for your help. I will look into throwing that into my learning rotation. I'm very motivated to learn to get out of my current community (nuclear operator). I understand its a long road haha but I'm sure it will be well worth it.
Hi matt and welcome
As fungalnet said, if you are ready to spend a lot of time to learn, you 're in the good place. Personnaly, Arch was my very first distro(yeah, i learned linux with it), but it was hard and took me a lot of time to understand the things. But, yes, this was a good adventure and this adventure continue already :).
Well, when you have a trouble do not forget to make your own research before posting. Some good place can be found on the Arch wiki, on Gentoo wiki on Obarun wiki(very light for this one:() and, obviously, google. This is a good manner to learn instead of applying a command without knowning the reason of the command.
So, again, welcome here and do not hesitate to ask/share here, you will always found an answer :)
As fungalnet said, if you are ready to spend a lot of time to learn, you 're in the good place. Personnaly, Arch was my very first distro(yeah, i learned linux with it), but it was hard and took me a lot of time to understand the things. But, yes, this was a good adventure and this adventure continue already :).
Well, when you have a trouble do not forget to make your own research before posting. Some good place can be found on the Arch wiki, on Gentoo wiki on Obarun wiki(very light for this one:() and, obviously, google. This is a good manner to learn instead of applying a command without knowning the reason of the command.
So, again, welcome here and do not hesitate to ask/share here, you will always found an answer :)
I wonder what it would be like if they allowed systemd to control the reactor :)
Please do not talk about nightmares XD
21 days later
sorry for late reply but thank you guys so much for info and haha "reactor operator, shim rods out to criticality" reactor operator raises rods "sir, theres a dependency error" lol!