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-===== Cli Manual Structure (feel free to edit)===== 
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-1. First steps 
-   * Basic commands 
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-2. Getting help (man/info pages) 
-   * searching man pages 
-3. Locating commands 
-   * which 
-   * whereis 
-   * apropos 
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-4. Working with files (file types, file management, comparing files) 
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-5. Working with directories (relative vs absolute pathnames, brace/tilde expansion, directory structure) 
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-6. Compressing and archiving files 
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-7. Configuring your environment (variables, aliases, relevant dot files) 
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-8. Configuring a shell prompt 
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-9. Users and groups 
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-10. Permissions and ownership 
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-11. Standard Input and Output / Redirection 
-    * sorting output and pipes 
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-12. Job control 
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-13. Finding files  
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-14. Finding text in files 
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-15. Useful Parameters and variables 
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-16. Shell history 
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-17. Common keybindings 
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-18. Text processing tools 
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-19. Searching and replacing  
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-20. Managing filesystems (checking/creating/mounting/fstab) 
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-21. Monitoring available resources (disk space/ memory / processes) 
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-22. Getting information / troubleshooting network 
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-23. Automating and scheduling tasks 
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-24. System Maintenance 
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-25. Writing and executing shell scripts 
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-26. Tests and Conditional Statements 
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-27. Flow control (eg. running a command on a number of files) 
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-26. Shell script arguments 
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-27. Shells 
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-28. Development tools 
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-29. Common tasks 
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-downloading torrents 
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-sending and receiving emails 
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-listening to music 
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-tagging your music 
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-Getting things done 
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-reading news 
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-Talking on irc channels 
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-burning a cd 
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-CLI glossary 
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