Kiwi User wrote:
> e.g. Linux, command shells, programming languages?

Languages are a separate topic and usually well supplied for. But I know
next to nothing about the basics. What I have heard is that all setup
tend to reside in ASCII files. I expect those to be well commented. What
I do not know is what setup files there are, where they reside, and what
each is responsible for.

Next I heard that Linux uses a standardized directory structure, parts
of which I'm free to abuse and parts I should leave well alone. I have
no idea what they are and which is which.

Standard shell is of course important too. I'm accustomed to 4DOS and
will need to learn new vocabulary and grammar. (At least that will be
much easier than then the Hebrew I'm struggling with in vain.)

And of course on top of vanilla Linux everything PI specific especially
hardware interfaces with drivers and APIs.

Danke
 Axel

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