Reddit mentions of C++ Programming in easy steps

ubuntu, cmake, gcc, learn about references, pointers and const correctness, these books: my favorite data structures book, and stupid simple tutorial book

edit: also, I've recently started using Visual Studio Code as an editor. Its pleasant to look at, is multi platform and gets rid of the normal nastiness that you'd normally have to deal with from real visual studio.

For just starting out, my favourite is C++ Programming in Easy Steps. It explains everything clearly using plain English and covers the basics of the language.

If you're able to get a book, there's a book that teaches very well the basics of C++, from there you can build on it by looking at learncpp.com and www.cpluscplus.com
The book is called C++ programming in easy steps by Mike McGrath ( amazon link)