Archive for the 'Books' Category
Fedora Linux by Chris Tyler
23Dec07
Now that I’m moving onto some of the more advanced Linux features and ones that rely upon the GUI, the library-borrowed books I’ve been using are becoming less and less useful. It is not that they are bad books, just that they are old editions. So on Friday I had a trip to London’s excellent [...]
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Learning Bash
04Dec07
Three things I have just learned about Bash, the most popular “shell” or command line in Linux.
Firstly, tab completion is very handy if you want to save yourself the time of typing in a full directory name. For example, if you want to type cd Documents, to move into the Documents folder, you can simply [...]
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