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Many command line commands have what are called options that use one or sometimes two :kbd:`-` to type before options that allow you to do different options on different commands which checking the man page to see what options for each command.
There is also the command line for managing and installing packages which is beyond the scope of this appendix but please see `apt package management <https://ubuntu.com/server/docs/package-management>`_ for how to insert and remove packages from the command line.
There is also the command line for managing and installing packages which is beyond the scope of this appendix but please see `apt package management <https://ubuntu.com/server/docs/package-management>`_ for how to insert and remove packages from the command line. To see how to manage snap packages on the command line see `snap documentation <https://snapcraft.io/docs/quickstart-guide#heading--install-snap>`_ .
If you need to edit a text file from the command line the easiest editor included is nano so to edit a file from the command line if you broke something run
