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msgid "Appendix C Command line"
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"The command line or cli is text interface to your computer and an "
"alternative to graphical user interfaces like windows. It typically "
"involves typing text commands into a terminal to perform some operation. "
"Although not necessary to learn, it can be helpful. The terminal (Ctrl + "
"Alt + T) is a command line running in a window."
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#: ../../source/C/command_line.rst:6
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"An exhaustive tutorial on the command line is a bit beyond the scope of "
"the manual. The man command brings up the user manual and can be used to"
" learn more about a commands use, its options and inputs. If you wanted "
"to learn more about the df (disk free) command, enter the following into "
"a command line:"
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#: ../../source/C/command_line.rst:12
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"This will show you the user manual for the df command containing and "
"explanation of the command and other useful information. For example is "
"the -h option gives a human readable output."
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#: ../../source/C/command_line.rst:18
msgid "will make a much nicer output than"
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"To list files on the current file system one of the most important "
"commands to know is ls."
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"will show the files in your current directory and the man page lists more"
" options such as viewing all files or long listing."
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msgid "To change to another directory an important command is"
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"where [dir] is the directory you want to switch to. Another thing that is"
" useful is you can append .. after cd to make it go up one level."
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"There is also the command line for manageing and installing packages "
"which is beyond the scope of this appendix but please see `apt package "
"management <https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/serverguide/apt.html.en>`_ for "
"how to insert and remove packages from the command line."
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