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wikademia>Wikademia: moved Alpha:Basic commands in Linux to Basic commands in Linux over redirect

2009-08-19T04:28:31Z

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2009-06-08T18:14:01Z

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wikademia>Wikademia at 15:31, 6 May 2009

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wikademia>CQ: /* BusyBox */ Tiny Core Linux

2009-04-28T07:55:56Z

BusyBox: Tiny Core Linux

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	Like [[w:Richard Stallman\|RMS]] says, "GNU means GNU's Not Unix". Only [[w:Unix\|Unix®]] is really Unix. [[Linux]] and the [[BSD]]s are definitely [[w:Unix-like\|Unix-''like'']] though neither one is compliant with the above-mentioned "official" specification. What we present here is based on a set of tools that have been around for a long time. We will be looking at '''generalizations''' that behave in similar ways in ''most'' *nix environments.		Like [[w:Richard Stallman\|RMS]] says, "GNU means GNU's Not Unix". Only [[w:Unix\|Unix®]] is really Unix. [[Linux]] and the [[BSD]]s are definitely [[w:Unix-like\|Unix-''like'']] though neither one is compliant with the above-mentioned "official" specification. What we present here is based on a set of tools that have been around for a long time. We will be looking at '''generalizations''' that behave in similar ways in ''most'' *nix environments.
	==== BusyBox ====		==== BusyBox ====
	[[w:BusyBox\|BusyBox]] is a good example of a more basic collection of utilities and are well suited to the novice. They can be found in [[w:Mini Linux\|Mini Linux]] distributions, such as [[~~w:Tiny Core Linux\|~~Tiny Core Linux]].		[[w:BusyBox\|BusyBox]] is a good example of a more basic collection of utilities and are well suited to the novice. They can be found in [[w:Mini Linux\|Mini Linux]] distributions, such as [[Tiny Core Linux]].

			'''Exercise 1''' Go to [http://tinycorelinux.com/ TinyCoreLinux.com] and check it out.

	~~'''Exercise 1''' Go to [http://tinycorelinux.com/ TinyCoreLinux.com] and check it out.~~
	==== GNU Core Utilities ====		==== GNU Core Utilities ====
	The [[w:GNU Core Utilities\|GNU Core Utilities]] are much more extensive and not for the faint at heart. They are found on most full-sized [[BSD]] and [[Linux]] systems in their full glory.		The [[w:GNU Core Utilities\|GNU Core Utilities]] are much more extensive and not for the faint at heart. They are found on most full-sized [[BSD]] and [[Linux]] systems in their full glory.

wikademia>CQ: /* Command line arguments */ adding sections

2009-04-28T07:20:40Z

Command line arguments: adding sections

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			=== Unix-like ===
			Like [[w:Richard Stallman\|RMS]] says, "GNU means GNU's Not Unix". Only [[w:Unix\|Unix®]] is really Unix. [[Linux]] and the [[BSD]]s are definitely [[w:Unix-like\|Unix-''like'']] though neither one is compliant with the above-mentioned "official" specification. What we present here is based on a set of tools that have been around for a long time. We will be looking at '''generalizations''' that behave in similar ways in ''most'' *nix environments.
			==== BusyBox ====
			[[w:BusyBox\|BusyBox]] is a good example of a more basic collection of utilities and are well suited to the novice. They can be found in [[w:Mini Linux\|Mini Linux]] distributions, such as [[w:Tiny Core Linux\|Tiny Core Linux]].

			'''Exercise 1''' Go to [http://tinycorelinux.com/ TinyCoreLinux.com] and check it out.
			==== GNU Core Utilities ====
			The [[w:GNU Core Utilities\|GNU Core Utilities]] are much more extensive and not for the faint at heart. They are found on most full-sized [[BSD]] and [[Linux]] systems in their full glory.
	== Command line arguments ==		== Command line arguments ==
	This section is under development.		This section is under development.

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wikademia>CQ: List from w:List of Unix utilities|

2009-04-28T04:29:38Z

List from w:List of Unix utilities

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wikademia>Emesee: Basic commands in linux moved to Basic commands in Linux

2008-11-29T05:05:14Z

Basic commands in linux moved to Basic commands in Linux

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	* who -list which users are logged on		* who -list which users are logged on
	* w -show what users are doing		* w -show what users are doing
	* [[ln]] - create ~~simbolic~~ links		* [[ln]] - create symbolic links

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	* who -list which users are logged on		* who -list which users are logged on
	* w -show what users are doing		* w -show what users are doing
			* [[ln]] - create simbolic links

	[[Category:Linux]]		[[Category:Linux]]