Difference between revisions of "Talk:Basic Linux Command Line for Builders"

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I always give an example of a man page. -- MW 12:10, 27 Aug 2005 (PDT)

This page on linuxcommand.org: http://linuxcommand.org/lts0040.php ... could fill an hour of a class with just that.
Would talk about this, possibly

location of common information, e.g., processor information in the file system
symbolic links, in relation to GRUB, available kernels, etc.
Read and write, from the standpoint of both a user and an operating system
linux can teach you about how an operating system works because you can look at the steps individually.
a big problem with cl students is they want to start learning about how an operating system works, but even small questions in that direction blow up really quickly.

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 I always give an example of a man page.  -- [[User:MichaelWestwind|MW]] 12:10, 27 Aug 2005 (PDT)
+;This page on linuxcommand.org: http://linuxcommand.org/lts0040.php ... could fill an hour of a class with just that.
+;Would talk about this, possibly:
+*location of common information, e.g., processor information in the file system
+*symbolic links, in relation to GRUB, available kernels, etc.
+*Read and write, from the standpoint of both a user and an operating system
+*linux can teach you about how an operating system works because you can look at the steps individually.
+*a big problem with cl students is they want to start learning about how an operating system works, but even small questions in that direction blow up really quickly.