Here is a command line tutor as well as a complete operating system that
demonstrates what can be achieved without a GUI ... and it was built on an
Ubuntu base:
http://inx.maincontent.net/
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Old but really good, then again a blank wiki page is probably better than
tldp which seems to get referenced far to often.
- ikt
On 11 April 2011 08:31, Robyn Cummings wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Install this via Software Centre or synaptic or follow the instructions
> o
Hi All,
Install this via Software Centre or synaptic or follow the instructions
on these pages.
clicompanion - OKWiki
Command Line Little Helper: CLI Companion - Linux Magazine Online
Regards
Robyn
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I guess there are some people out there that think the command-line way is
the bee's knees in terms of "CLI vs. GUI". I, for one, don't share this
view and simply think of the idea that you use the tool that's best for
the job.
Compared to many people on this list, I'd class myself as a novice CLI
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From: Nathaniel
To: Chris Robinson
Sent: Sun, 10 April, 2011 9:51:50 PM
Subject: Re: Simplifying getting started with the Command Line
I'm sure this would be pos
From: Nathaniel
To: Ubuntu AU List
Sent: Sun, 10 April, 2011 6:40:56 PM
Subject: Simplifying getting started with the Command Line
What I propose is a simple "First time here? try man -k to get you
st
Hi Group,
When I started out with Linux I knew the real gurus used the command line
and that it was really powerful etc etc as I'd read a lot of magazines etc
that kept promoting it. The problem was and still is that when you open a
terminal you are met with a prompt and a flashing cursor and the
