u/Delicious_Print_9748

Hey everyone,

I want to learn Linux from complete beginner level to advanced level in a proper structured way. My goal is not just to learn commands, but to understand how Linux actually works internally — file systems, shell scripting, process management, permissions, networking, package management, system administration, automation, and maybe even DevOps-related concepts later on.

I come from an electronics/VLSI background, so I’m comfortable with technical concepts, but I’m new to Linux. I’m looking for the best learning resources that are practical, beginner-friendly, and industry relevant.

Can you suggest:

\- Best YouTube channels or playlists

\- Free/paid courses

\- Websites or documentation

\- Good books for beginners to advanced learners

\- Hands-on practice platforms or projects

\- Tips for daily practice and building real Linux skills

Also, should I start with Ubuntu or another distro? And is learning Bash scripting alongside Linux a good idea from the beginning?

I’d really appreciate recommendations from people who learned Linux successfully and now use it professionally. Thanks in advance!