How to learn linux for aspiring Software, Cloud, and DevOps engineers 

Wish me a good luck 😍🙏

Mac(OS) natively IS already a Unix based system. Means, if you know how to open a terminal, you are "kind of" using Linux or so to say, you can learn Most of the Terminal/Bash commands in your mac terminal without having to install linux. But, to answer you question directly, yes you can ofc install f.e. an ubuntu server on your mac using parallels or vm ware fusion or virtual box. (Sorry, I don't remember what the "usual" most common vm software is for mac, haven't used mac for a decade😅)

Yes they are, but easily something you can pick up as you get better at learning the linux command line and bash

Honestly just start using it. Do you have an old laptop you can install Ubuntu on? Or maybe a virtual machine.

@@joeterlecki Yeah, I have. Thanks for your prompt reply :)

@@petersteggall2703 There are 7 hours long linux videos covering all that. I personally learned many basics from it alone. Just do it everyday because it's easy to forget what you've learned.

@@petersteggall2703 did u learn it

@@ananda944 where can i find it? you have the link ?

I had the same question

It really doesn’t matter if you ask me but there are some scenarios where you would prefer one over the other. Mac is great especially with m1 but depending on tools you may not be able to use arm. It’s 99% there so it’s most likely a safe bet now. Windows can do it all as well especially with wsl2 subsystem. That and vscode integration is great. If your a windows heavy shop and in legacy dotnet applications then you most likely need windows. I prefer to do my cloud devops work on chromeos. You can do devops on any platform. Don’t get caught up in what is you need to use. Most of the time it won’t matter.

There are 7 hours long linux videos covering all that. I personally learned many basics from it alone. Just do it everyday because it's easy to forget what you've learned.

​@@ananda944 can you link it please

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