Hi folks,
I am sure this has been answered a lot here, but wanted have some fresh opinions.
I am a windows user for more than 25 years ( starting from Msdos) but always had a fascination for Linux.. and what it represent.. i have few beginner courses planned and then will start more study on cyber security.
i have heard a lot of opnion whether is good to have a proper linux machine over a VM.. ( i ran different distro on virtual box) so i am now planning of buying some hardware.. was thinking the MK4 from starlabs https://starlabs.systems/, heard good and bad of this company..any feedback on them ? but also i heard some linux users mentioning how good is to start off with a mac and then install parallels and use linux there.. so you have the good of a desktop experience with mac ( for everyday use).. and you can work as much as you want on Linux.. Being a complete beginner.. what would be your suggestion/views for the best path for someone that is just dipping his toes in the linux word...
Any feedback.. is very appreciated.
Thanks.
I am sure this has been answered a lot here, but wanted have some fresh opinions.
I am a windows user for more than 25 years ( starting from Msdos) but always had a fascination for Linux.. and what it represent.. i have few beginner courses planned and then will start more study on cyber security.
i have heard a lot of opnion whether is good to have a proper linux machine over a VM.. ( i ran different distro on virtual box) so i am now planning of buying some hardware.. was thinking the MK4 from starlabs https://starlabs.systems/, heard good and bad of this company..any feedback on them ? but also i heard some linux users mentioning how good is to start off with a mac and then install parallels and use linux there.. so you have the good of a desktop experience with mac ( for everyday use).. and you can work as much as you want on Linux.. Being a complete beginner.. what would be your suggestion/views for the best path for someone that is just dipping his toes in the linux word...
Any feedback.. is very appreciated.
Thanks.