Want to learn Linux

>>56652663
>>>/t/713097

Check out a book called Unix Made Easy. It's old and hard to find but the best book on the subject

http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/

>>56652684
Wow. That thread is epic. Thanks!

>>56652689
I will try to find it. Thank you!

>>56652663
You have basically two options going from Ubuntu:

Install Gentoo from the handbook(AMD64):
https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Handbook:AMD64

Go deeper and do it from scratch:
http://linuxfromscratch.org/

Personally I think the second method is harder, but mostly tedious and you don't really learn anything extra. Arch is also an option but I hear a lot of bad things about its package manager. Also if you have the option, do it on a laptop instead of a desktop

>>56652663
Try something like Void Linux or Alpine Linux. They both are very minimalistic linux distros without being sadistic.

Slackware is good too, but it doesn't have dependency resolution: basically, when you install a package, you'll need to install all of its dependencies manually.

And then of course there are distributions where you do everything from scratch: Gentoo, Funtoo, Source Mage, LFS, etc.

Personally, I would recommend Void Linux: it's like an even more minimalist arch and it's also closer to a *BSD (OpenBSD more than anything else). It makes it easy to tinker with it.

Try Manjaro

>>56652663
Take this quiz
https://distrochooser.de/?l=2
it's a simple quiz that takes only a few minutes to finish.