Adult Learning Model; when struggling learning Linux.

[Moltke]

I keep a journal of things that went awry, what I did to fix them, what worked and what didn't.  It has been helpful sometimes in helping me to not repeat mistakes.  I just need to organize my notes some way, instead of rummaging through the whole journal just to find that one thing I did right..

Not only that, but some of the fixes have actually changed since I started!  That kinda makes it more confusing.

It's still fun though!

Hi [member=6925]RandomBoy[/member]
I do something like that too but instead of notes I take screenshots and copy/paste commands. I'm starting to record videos of the procedures too cause I think it's a practical way for reviewing in a more comprehensive and detailed way what I did step by step. Of course, this approach only works if I can use my dektop, for those times when I can't, I gotta admit most of the them I do nothing to keep a record of what I did to solve whatever issue I was dealing with, if it worked or didn't.