Week 1: Linux Wargames & Hardware Fundamentals

<p>The small daily habits that made me better at Linux than memorizing commands ever did</p> <p>I used to think becoming good at Linux meant learning more commands every day.</p>

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<p>Linux never hides anything. It's just quiet. Everything: users, processes, network behavior, even hardware exists as files, quietly sitting in plain sight. I just never

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<p><strong>TL;DR</strong></p> <ul> <li>I set up a real Ubuntu Server VM on an Apple Silicon Mac using UTM, as step one toward platform engineering.</li> <li>The setup is short.