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What are you interested in doing with the Beaglebone Black? Without that, not sure how to answer. If you're just looking into learning *nix command line stuff, then there are a lot of tutorials out there.
Trying to get some libraries working, like python pwm.
Hopefully someone will answer with more experience. I was under the understanding that the Beaglebone images had pwm already installed and configured. The python looks pretty straightforward.
So, turns out, the pins aren't static anymore and are described by their file descriptors.
Instead of something like pwm.start(pin_14, cycle 50%)
It's
So, file descriptors in Linux are something you need to learn about it you want to code python in a bbb.
Edit: formatting