Also, you can use a PowerShell script to set up the Antivirus exclusions. Good luck with your Linux adventure, pal! ) For the most part, my only use of the CLI is for a Google Drive client which is really a no brainer (just type a word and let the machine do the rest). With that being said, I am a relatively new Linux user myself and I don't really touch the command line. a Tidal client for CLI)Īverage Linux user - a YouTube channel with lots of interesting stuff as well. OMG! Ubuntu! loves to write about new apps, some CLI, some not so you will never leave the terminal mwhahahahaha (e.g. Your distro's forums or any other distro's forums - remember, even if you don't use them, doesn't mean you cannot learn from them ).I guess r/linux4noobs would love helping you out with any question you'd have and not find in any other place.

It's FOSS - a more Linux focused website with lots of stuff about Open Source.

you can safely just search 'Linux' on those (or anything using the word) and get some useful stuff (HTG even started a series of articles lately about various terminal commands). These are not entirely Linux focused but they do write about Linux tips and tricks from time to time.

As you Google more you get to know more what you need to look for (I am mostly a curious guy that seldomly thinks 'what if I could do this? is it possible? if yes how?') :DĪlthough, here are some websites I would recommend that are really friendly with an unexperienced user:

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