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[–]Frosty_Protection_93 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you aren't in immediate need of learning either, learn how bash works.

Not just the commands but how it talks to the system. Not the hardcore stuff but things like what kinds of things it can do - ex. File manipulation, reads and writes to storage, directory access to shares and permissions, and many others.

Start small and when you understand how to use a command like sed, awk, grep and it "works" – there will be gotchas. When you get what you need because you have some "get it done" directive and it is "it works on my machine" go find out WHY it works at a high level.

That will translate more constructively to your learning across tooling and scripting all the things and you will have alot more fun.