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wiki:user:sycamorex:test_page [2012/09/23 02:04 (UTC)] – [Cli Manual Structure (feel free to edit)] restructured existing content mfillpotwiki:user:sycamorex:test_page [2012/12/25 11:26 (UTC)] – testing: disregard sycamorex
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-===== Cli Manual Structure (feel free to edit)=====+<!-- Add your text below. We strongly advise to start with a Headline (see button bar above). --> 
 +====== My example headline ====== 
 + 
 +This is an example of an article created in Vim using Matthew's script. This 
 +is just an random jumble of letters.\\ This should be a new line. Some lines 
 +should be **bold**. Others should stand out from ''others''. This, on the 
 +other hand, is supposed to be a bulleted list: 
 +  * The first item 
 +  * the second item 
 + 
 +==== Some subheading ==== 
 + 
 +Now let's add some urls: [[http://www.linuxquestions.org|This]] link points 
 +to a Linux forum.  
 + 
 +=== SubSub heading including code === 
 + 
 +Let's add some code: 
 + 
 +<code>#!/bin/bash 
 +sed '/pattern/s/old/new/r' infile</code> 
 + 
 + 
 + 
 + 
 + 
 +====== Sources ====== 
 +<!-- If you are copying information from another source, then specify that source --> 
 +  * Original source: [[http://bbc.co.uk]] --> 
 +<!-- Authors are allowed to give credit to themselves! --> 
 +  * Originally written by [[wiki:user:sycamorex |Marcin Herda]] --> 
 +<!-- * Contributions by [[wiki:user:yyy | User Y]] --> 
 + 
 +<!-- Please do not modify anything below, except adding new tags.--> 
 +<!-- You must remove the tag-word "template" below before saving your new page --> 
 +{{tag>howtos testing}}
  
-  - Introduction 
-  - First steps 
-    - Basic commands 
-    - Choosing a text editor 
-      - nano 
-      - emacs 
-      - vim 
-  - Shells 
-    - Configuring your environment 
-      - Configuring a shell prompt 
-      - Using variables 
-      - building aliases 
-      - relevant dot files 
-    - Useful Parameters and variables 
-    - Shell history 
-  - Getting help (man/info pages) 
-    - searching man pages 
-    - help files 
-    - web sources 
-  - Locating commands 
-    - which 
-    - whereis 
-    - apropos 
-  - Basic directory navigation 
-  - Working with directories (relative vs absolute pathnames, brace/tilde expansion,  
-  - Working with files (file types, file management, comparing files)directory structure) 
-  - Compressing and archiving files 
-    - tar 
-    - gz 
-    - bz2 
-    - xz 
-    - zip 
-    - rar 
-  - User/Group permissions 
-    - Users and groups 
-    - Permissions and ownership 
-  - Standard Input and Output / Redirection 
-    - sorting output and pipes 
-  - Job control 
-  - Locating content 
-    - Finding files  
-    - Finding text in files 
-  - Text processing tools 
-  - Common keybindings 
-  - Searching and replacing  
-  - Managing filesystems (checking/creating/mounting/fstab) 
-  - Monitoring available resources (disk space/ memory / processes) 
-  - Getting information / troubleshooting network 
-  - Automating and scheduling tasks 
-  - System Maintenance 
-  - Writing and executing shell scripts 
-    - Shell script arguments 
-    - Tests and Conditional Statements 
-    - Flow control (eg. running a command on a number of files) 
-  - Development tools 
-  - Common tasks 
-    - downloading torrents 
-    - sending and receiving emails 
-    - listening to music 
-    - tagging your music 
-    - Getting things done 
-    - reading news 
-    - Talking on irc channels 
-    - burning a cd 
-  - CLI glossary 
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