Linux-Unix cheat sheets - The ultimate collection
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Re: Linux-Unix cheat sheets - The ultimate collection
Thank You ~ all very helpful website links!
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Here is a site for beginners:merlwiz79 wrote:http://www.scottklarr.com/topic/115/lin ... ollection/
http://www.reallylinux.com/
Might prove useful?
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This goes nowhere ... Twitter doesn't have it. Maybe it's too old?merlwiz79 wrote:http://www.scottklarr.com/topic/115/lin ... ollection/
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Nice cheat sheets, I always love having sheets when I am out on a service call and having a brain fart on a command I rarely use =).
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I can't use cheat sheets because I never remember to carry them with me lol
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LOL, I generally do the same thing. So what I do anymore is I have tool boxes I use for network cables etc etc. I fold them up and put them in there. I also on my flash drives try to remember to put a copy of all that sort of stuff on there. Although the pdf copy on flash drive don't help if the computer stuck in terminal .zolar1 wrote:I can't use cheat sheets because I never remember to carry them with me lol
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Tool boxes weigh more than my laptop! lol
So I don't carry them around.
You are right about flash drives.
Also unless your flash drive is in fat32 or ntfs, you are stuck using linux to read them
So I don't carry them around.
You are right about flash drives.
Also unless your flash drive is in fat32 or ntfs, you are stuck using linux to read them
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I actually have to print half this info off, as I find it hard working off a laptop trying to configure things so I end up with a wad of paper on my desk that nearly covers the monitors Thanks for the tips though!
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The first link is dead.
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Folks, the thread is from 2008, link rot happens.
If your issue is solved, kindly indicate that by editing the first post in the topic, and adding [SOLVED] to the title. Thanks!
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This is why people don't like Linux. You just can't find good help anymore.Moem wrote:Folks, the thread is from 2008, link rot happens.
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Topic unstickied and locked.
An almost 10 year old post containing a dead link? Yes that can happen. Rather dramatic to say no good help can be found.
Using the wayback machine you can access the website as it was back on February 9th 2008: https://web-beta.archive.org/web/200802 ... collection. It is slow and I fail to see what the point would be to get these almost 10 year old "cheat sheets". But there you go
An almost 10 year old post containing a dead link? Yes that can happen. Rather dramatic to say no good help can be found.
Using the wayback machine you can access the website as it was back on February 9th 2008: https://web-beta.archive.org/web/200802 ... collection. It is slow and I fail to see what the point would be to get these almost 10 year old "cheat sheets". But there you go