I made a 39-page beginner Linux guide, from first install to first fix

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Sharing a new side project: Learning Linux, a beginner-friendly PDF guide in my Kevrizo Etsy shop. It follows a practical sequence: choose a distro, install Linux, explore the desktop and terminal, work with files, understand permissions, install software, and troubleshoot common problems. The examples use Ubuntu. A small starting exercise: run pwd to see your current directory, then ls to see what is inside it. Getting comfortable with those two commands is a useful first step before changing anything. The guide has 39 pages, 8 chapters, hands-on exercises, and a command cheat sheet. It is a paid download ($7.99), and I am the seller. The cover was created with AI assistance. Details and actual page previews: https://www.etsy.com/listing/4602462874 For anyone who remembers starting with Linux: what was the first concept you wish a beginner guide had explained more clearly?   submitted by   /u/Sea-Butterscotch8856 [link]   [comments]