The best way to get Linux training and Linux administration experience is to start by getting, installing and running Linux on a system. This allows you to actually work with Linux to run programs and learn Linux commands.
If you don't want to buy a computer just for the purpose of running Linux, you can install Linux on your Windows system. You do this to create what is called a "dual boot" (Linux and Windows) system.
After you install Linux and boot your system, a menu appears allowing you to boot into Windows or boot into Linux!
7 Steps to Install Linux on Windows and Create a Dual Boot System
1. Back up your Windows programs and data
If you make a mistake when you install Linux on Windows you can loose all your Windows programs and data! Also, if y View the rest of this article
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