[SOLVED} Terminal code
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[SOLVED} Terminal code
I want to learn how to express the code that works in the terminal. Where do I start?
Thank you (gulp).
Peter L
Thank you (gulp).
Peter L
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Re: Terminal code

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Re: Terminal code
It helps when you realize, that it's not "the terminal" that does all that magic.
It's simply a huge collection of installed terminal applications, that don't have a GUI and can only be used by means of terminal commands. But they're just applications, which can be installed or removed.
It's simply a huge collection of installed terminal applications, that don't have a GUI and can only be used by means of terminal commands. But they're just applications, which can be installed or removed.

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Re: [SOLVED} Terminal code
In theory, theory and practice are the same. In practice, they ain't.
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Re: [SOLVED} Terminal code
nice! thanks for the links to those resources!
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Re: [SOLVED} Terminal code
Here's another resource that may interest you: https://linuxjourney.com/

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Re: [SOLVED} Terminal code
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