Thanks alot for all the encouragement from the last time I posted here. I pressed and was able to install Arch Linux successfully. I went on to install Vivaldi, Obsidian and tmux. I have a 30 day plan to learn basic linux but I'm not sure if it is the right thing to do and what exactly to concentrate on to get myself prepared ready for using devOps tools

Hi, I have been procastinating this journey, rising and falling and just stumbled on kubecraft DevOps goal setting. I have got myself an old laptop ready to break and fix and learn with it. I have gotten myself comfortable with the Linux terminal. One milestone I will like to achieve is installing Arch. I have attempted doing this three times now and have failed. My goal for this week is to install Arch. I have also started learning file systems and will love to install Arch, break it and install it again

I began learning linux as the first step to learning DevOp, I have written a script using nano to authomatically update my ubuntu OS. How will I know if the automation is successful? Note: my laptop is sometimes turned at the time the update is suppose to begin. So will it start the update process anytime I turn the computer on?

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