Guh, that's a toughie. I would say user groups like this, groups that
have meetings, and working in a Linux-heavy environment would be the
best ways. Sure, you could read "Linux for Morons" I guess, but that's
more of an anesthetic than anything else. But I'm constantly amazed with
the stuff I learn just from talking to people about the problems you've
had and hearing how someone solved a similar problem. That's the cool
thing about Linux, there's a million ways to get where you're going and
each one of them is right in it's own way.
Steve Litt wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I've used Linux for 10 years this month, and today I found out about the
> chattr and lsattr commands, and the whole set of attributes they control. Up
> until now, I thought file access was controlled exclusively through
> permissions bestowed by chmod.
>
> I'm very grateful to know about chattr and lsattr, but the fact that it took
> me ten years to learn them illustrates that my methods of learning and
> remembering could certainly be better.
>
> How do all of you continue to learn and remember what you've learned. I'm
> looking for a quick, efficient system for continuous Linux learning.
>
> Thanks
>
> SteveT
>
> Steve Litt
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