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.. firs of all.. When starting to learn something, you should weigh your capabilities and availability of resources:
1 - Check requirements
We are persons, we have real life requirements and after we need related requirements.
Real life requirementes
- Manners, you will must have a vocation for reading and analysis.
- Time, you will need time, cos you will need to read a lot!
- Device, you should have a computer, or phone at least, or similar, by example using Termux or IOs for phones
Related requirementes
- Knowledge have knowledge of using linux, git and editors
- vi/nano you must know how to use VI and NANO editors, just write and save are enought
- LFSH you must read about the linux filesystem hierarchy, just where the files should go
- git you must know minimal usage of git, just clone and pull are enought
- Unix-like, you should have some kind of way to interact with a UNIX like operating system, like MAC or Linux.
- xterm you must know how to use, cpy/paste text and manage a terminal command line
- ssh you ust know how to use SSH at the comand line
- Internet, and minimal bandwitch of internet network.. cos almost today all the development will forced to you to contribute over internet.
2 - Where to start
Please, check requirements mentioned above, before continues; **this material (newbie sections) assumes a more general level and helps you to follow the steps more slowly: Of course the first document to read is alpine-newbie-install.md. and then after install read alpine-newbie-xfce-desktop.md
But for more focused guides, the requirements mentioned above are mandatory, without them you will not be able to understand the documents at the ../tutorials/ directory space, guides or tutorials will assume you already have those knowledge requirements.
WARNING
- First of all, if you do not use Linux before, this is not a "click click click" environment
- Second: if you comes from other Linux, there are a huge difference respect others: MUSL libc!
Al of those means that most of the programs may need manual intervention of precompilation. IF you plan to use Alpine Linux as desktop maybe you will find a difficult path but, its totally workable, and also pretty best performed. Alpine its best know for usage over containers, like dockers or virtual machines.
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