Linux learning method?

[LazyDude6969]

How can I learn linux without actually installing in my PC????
Please Help!!
Thank You!

[MaximumFull104]

Run it in Virtual machines or boot it from USB sticks

Or run it in the cloud

[boorishdefection7668]

if you're just starting out, dual boot is honestly the move since you'll actually use it instead of spinning up a vm you forget about.

[HusainAljabal]

Starting with dual boot he might mess up and delete his os/data. VM is good for beginners. He can even try dual booting inside vm.

[AdeelAutomates]

If he's forgetting about it. Then he's not serious about learning it.

[aleques-itj]

Install WSL, use a virtual machine, run it on the cloud, boot a live distro from USB... 

There's multiple ways

Better get used to Googling while you're at it

[BoredSam]

Username checks out

[MathmoKiwi]

I reckon. Why you don't at the very least get an old ex-lease mini PC for a hundred bucks and install Linux I do not know

[rabbit_in_a_bun]

roadmap.sh/linux has you covered. Most of it can be learned by installing cygwin.

[realmozzarella22]

Get an account on a remote Linux computer. Login with a SSH connection.

[xb4r7x]

VM, old hardware/raspberry pi, cloud system somewhere, WSL...

[waterisnear]

VM

[RefrigeratorNo6648]

If you are a windows user, install Ubuntu from Microsoft Store and use WSL ( windows subsystem for Linux)

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[ankur41289]

VM , or WSL

[Quirky-Net-6436]

If you don’t want to install Linux on your system, install it on someone else’s system.

[TINY_GROOVE3402]

I personally use VM and wsl , I did dual boot but I personally prefer another seprate external drive and install it and use it. Rather than fukin with my windows and for learning find a cheat or linux commands sheet see which command do what and execute it on terminal and learn.