Chris Ames wrote: > > Where should I go to find a listing of the command-line commands? I've been > trying to copy the MP3's from the CD's that I burned over to a personal > folder, but it buggers up rather often. Last time I tried, it gave me an > error message when the file was at the end of being copied that it couldn't > read the file. I tried it with another file and it happened again. I know > that the command-line is more reliable than a GUI, plus I think it's a good > idea to get to know the commands when in command-line anyway. I remember what > CS does, but that's about it. > > This list has been exceedingly helpful and encouraging. I only wish that I'd > known about it two years ago when my buddy left for Wisconson, leaving me (a > Windows user at the time) stuck with Mandrake 6 and no idea of how to use it > effectively. > > Iceburgh69 >
FWIW, I bought "Linux in a Nutshell". Big help ;p -- Femme Good Decisions You boss Made: "We'll do as you suggest and go with Linux. I've always liked that character from Peanuts." - Source: Dilbert
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