> *Terminal emulation* > > Push the tab-key (sometimes, when using the terminal emulation after > using another application, you need to do it 2 times), then "y" to > display all shell commands. Push "return" to see more. Quit with "q" > or "Ctrl + C". Some terminal emulations will show one command each > time you push the tab-key. > > Push the arrow-up-key and arrow-down-key to scroll through the > commands you used before and if wanted use one of the commands again.
Hi Albert :) there's one thing I've forgotten to write. Type a "letter" and then press the tab-key to get all commands starting with this letter. Btw. Suse does know umount and unmount, I guess they added an alias because the "n" issue seems to be a typo that often is made. Hth, Ralf _______________________________________________ 64studio-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.64studio.com/mailman/listinfo/64studio-users
