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==Navigating==
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this class is not currently offered. [[User:Laurel|Laurel]] 21:31, 31 July 2010 (UTC)
/, cd, ls, .., ~, -
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== Introduction ==
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Here are a series of pages that will teach you something about different aspects of the command line. Each page has a short introduction which gives you some information, often some new commands to learn, possibly some examples and then a short quiz. Hopefully by using the man pages and a little experimentation you'll be able to go through each of these lessons so that you'll learn a lot more about the command line interface.
  
==Vars==
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[[CLI Navigating]]
PATH, PS1, no .bashrc
 
  
==Advanced Syntax==
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[[CLI Variables]]
*, --sort, &c.
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[[CLI Piping]]
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[[CLI Process Management]]
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[[CLI I/O Redirection]]
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[[CLI Flow Control]]
  
==Piping==
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== Possible Classes ==
grep, less, wc, cat, multiple files, lsof, xargs, find, sort, awk
 
  
==Networking==
 
 
ifconfig, ping, wget, traceroute
 
ifconfig, ping, wget, traceroute
  
==While/For==
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=== Apt ===
write, touch
 
 
 
==Apt==
 
 
can we set up a xen instance to let students have root?
 
can we set up a xen instance to let students have root?
 
* show studnets that they can have root in our current ltsp setup.
 
* show studnets that they can have root in our current ltsp setup.
 
* add the ability to have debian livecd over the net - or something like that.  
 
* add the ability to have debian livecd over the net - or something like that.  
  
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=== Advanced Syntax ===
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*, --sort, &c.
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[[Category:CLI Quizes]]
 
[[Category:Classes]]
 
[[Category:Classes]]

Latest revision as of 13:31, 31 July 2010

this class is not currently offered. Laurel 21:31, 31 July 2010 (UTC)

Introduction

Here are a series of pages that will teach you something about different aspects of the command line. Each page has a short introduction which gives you some information, often some new commands to learn, possibly some examples and then a short quiz. Hopefully by using the man pages and a little experimentation you'll be able to go through each of these lessons so that you'll learn a lot more about the command line interface.

CLI Navigating

CLI Variables

CLI Piping

CLI Process Management

CLI I/O Redirection

CLI Flow Control

Possible Classes

ifconfig, ping, wget, traceroute

Apt

can we set up a xen instance to let students have root?

  • show studnets that they can have root in our current ltsp setup.
  • add the ability to have debian livecd over the net - or something like that.

Advanced Syntax

  • , --sort, &c.