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Many thanks for the link to the book. I have placed it as a pdf file on my server. I spend a few hours every day learning Linux. As for Joe Collins: I learned a lot from that. His pronunciation of English is easy for me to follow. You should know that my native language is Dutch and I have not...

Thank you for your message, but this is not the intention. My intention is to do as much as possible via the command line. The more so because I also have a Raspberry 3 in my network. I can approach this with putty and then of course I don't have a graphical environment.

Thanks for your answers. Just to be clear. My intention is to learn Linux. I don't need to program. I have already followed several tutorials on youtube but what is the best learning order now.

Thanks for your reply. I understand, and it is not my intention at all to make computer programs. I'm just curious. Are programs always written in plain text or are they applied in other ways?

Hi everyone, I've been exploring Linux for a few weeks now. I have also watched a lot of Joe Collins movies on youtube. The films about scripting in particular gave me the idea that computer programs might be written in this way. Is that right?

Good afternoon, I've been working on understanding Linux for a few months now. My knowledge of the English language is very poor and that is why I use Google translate. I have to say: I'm getting better and better. The software for linux is on a RaspberryPi 3 and I work on it via Putty...