Talk:From User to Root - Revision history

Baxrob at 07:53, 21 August 2005

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i feel dumb; don't understand the title of this page. --[[User:Ideath|Ideath]] 13:34, 19 Aug 2005 (PDT)

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-I'm still getting a feel for how you all are using categories here.  Wonder if [[:Category:Command line]] is really worth a category, and whether this class/outline fits under [[:Category:Coders]] in yer ole thar ontology. --[[User:Baxrob|Baxrob]] 14:38, 20 Aug 2005 (PDT)
+i feel dumb; don't understand the title of this page. --[[User:Ideath|Ideath]] 13:34, 19 Aug 2005 (PDT)
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 Qua: "...everything you need to know to become a competent system administrator" of what system?  Because i'm thinking of this page as potentially defining this, for the sake of propagation... and, if there is this rumor of not having enough system administration help there, for the sake of basic system upkeep, no?  This looks friendly to me: [[Wikipedia:sysadmin]] -- [[User:Baxrob|Baxrob]] 14:38, 20 Aug 2005 (PDT)
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-i feel dumb; don't understand the title of this page. --[[User:Ideath|Ideath]] 13:34, 19 Aug 2005 (PDT)
+I'm still getting a feel for how you all are using categories here.  Wonder if [[:Category:Command line]] is really worth a category, and whether this class/outline fits under [[:Category:Coders]] in yer ole thar ontology. --[[User:Baxrob|Baxrob]] 14:38, 20 Aug 2005 (PDT)
-:Mediawiki dropped the # from the end of the title. It's supposed to be: From $ to # ($ is the user prompt, # is the root prompt). --[[User:Jeff|Jeff]] 16:34, 19 Aug 2005 (PDT)
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 i feel dumb; don't understand the title of this page. --[[User:Ideath|Ideath]] 13:34, 19 Aug 2005 (PDT)
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 ::Which makes it even better.  Always preferable to approach the void.  But wouldn't a more descriptive title be best?  --[[User:Baxrob|Baxrob]] 17:37, 19 Aug 2005 (PDT)
-Why? You get here by going to Classes, which has a description of what it is. It's a catchy title, and if you've gone through the command line class, you should understand it when explained (if the # were there. if you can help me put the # back that would be exciting.) --[[User:Jeff|Jeff]]
+:::Why? You get here by going to Classes, which has a description of what it is. It's a catchy title, and if you've gone through the command line class, you should understand it when explained (if the # were there. if you can help me put the # back that would be exciting.) --[[User:Jeff|Jeff]]

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 i feel dumb; don't understand the title of this page. --[[User:Ideath|Ideath]] 13:34, 19 Aug 2005 (PDT)
-:Mediawiki dropped the # from the end of the title. It's supposed to be: From $ to # ($ is the user prompt, # is the root prompt). --[[User:192.168.254.89|192.168.254.89]] 16:34, 19 Aug 2005 (PDT)
+:Mediawiki dropped the # from the end of the title. It's supposed to be: From $ to # ($ is the user prompt, # is the root prompt). --[[User:Jeff|Jeff]] 16:34, 19 Aug 2005 (PDT)
 ::Which makes it even better.  Always preferable to approach the void.  But wouldn't a more descriptive title be best?  --[[User:Baxrob|Baxrob]] 17:37, 19 Aug 2005 (PDT)
 Why? You get here by going to Classes, which has a description of what it is. It's a catchy title, and if you've gone through the command line class, you should understand it when explained (if the # were there. if you can help me put the # back that would be exciting.) --[[User:Jeff|Jeff]]

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		+	Why? You get here by going to Classes, which has a description of what it is. It's a catchy title, and if you've gone through the command line class, you should understand it when explained (if the # were there. if you can help me put the # back that would be exciting.) --[[User:Jeff\|Jeff]]

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−	Mediawiki dropped the # from the end of the title. It's supposed to be: From $ to # ($ is the user prompt, # is the root prompt). --[[User:192.168.254.89\|192.168.254.89]] 16:34, 19 Aug 2005 (PDT)	+	:Mediawiki dropped the # from the end of the title. It's supposed to be: From $ to # ($ is the user prompt, # is the root prompt). --[[User:192.168.254.89\|192.168.254.89]] 16:34, 19 Aug 2005 (PDT)
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		+	::Which makes it even better. Always preferable to approach the void. But wouldn't a more descriptive title be best? --[[User:Baxrob\|Baxrob]] 17:37, 19 Aug 2005 (PDT)

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		+	Mediawiki dropped the # from the end of the title. It's supposed to be: From $ to # ($ is the user prompt, # is the root prompt). --[[User:192.168.254.89\|192.168.254.89]] 16:34, 19 Aug 2005 (PDT)