The first step is to install the management software, usually yum search xxx, yum install xxx, yum remove xxx. This is the most basic. For example, if you want to use java, you need to install a jdk. Of course, it would be more convenient to install eclipse.
Configuration service. If you are doing web, you may need to know how to install and configure apache and mysql. Sometimes you may also edit files remotely, and understanding ssh is also a must.
Some shell commands are also necessary. Once you get used to the shell, you may not be willing to use graphical tools.
As for whether Linux is a server, it depends on how you use it. If you install a graphical environment and use it as a desktop, it will also be very powerful.
There is no shortcut, the only way is to work hard.
In fact, no matter which language you use to write programs, it is not inconsistent with understanding and using Linux. On the contrary, using the Linux system can bring many benefits. If the questioner has never been exposed to Linux, there may be a bit of a learning curve at the beginning, and the use process is not very smooth. You can start with "Brother Niao's Linux Private Cooking" to take a look. It is better to install a Linux system by yourself and use it frequently. , Archlinux is a good choice. Best wishes for progress :)
I installed the CentOS system on a computer myself, and continued to practice using it (frustration). If I encountered any problems, I checked online.
It is recommended to follow these two books:
I came here through hard work and took a lot of detours. Here’s the summary:
- Read the document carefully (you will be confused if you don’t read it)
- Read the error message carefully (if you don’t look at that small problem, you may be struggling for a long time)
Then google
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The first step is to install the management software, usually
yum search xxx,yum install xxx,yum remove xxx. This is the most basic. For example, if you want to use java, you need to install a jdk. Of course, it would be more convenient to install eclipse.Configuration service. If you are doing web, you may need to know how to install and configure apache and mysql. Sometimes you may also edit files remotely, and understanding ssh is also a must.
Some shell commands are also necessary. Once you get used to the shell, you may not be willing to use graphical tools.
As for whether Linux is a server, it depends on how you use it. If you install a graphical environment and use it as a desktop, it will also be very powerful.
There is no shortcut, the only way is to work hard.
In fact, no matter which language you use to write programs, it is not inconsistent with understanding and using Linux. On the contrary, using the Linux system can bring many benefits. If the questioner has never been exposed to Linux, there may be a bit of a learning curve at the beginning, and the use process is not very smooth. You can start with "Brother Niao's Linux Private Cooking" to take a look. It is better to install a Linux system by yourself and use it frequently. , Archlinux is a good choice. Best wishes for progress :)
CeontOS has a lot of information~~~51CTO also has a lot of videos~~~
I installed the CentOS system on a computer myself, and continued to practice using it (frustration). If I encountered any problems, I checked online.
It is recommended to follow these two books:
No need to study hard
Google whatever you want to use, and take some simple notes
I came here through hard work and took a lot of detours. Here’s the summary:
- Read the document carefully (you will be confused if you don’t read it)
- Read the error message carefully (if you don’t look at that small problem, you may be struggling for a long time)
Then google