>
> Hi all,
>
> I have spent so many hours searching the web for a reasonably comprehensive
> list of Linux commands, and I'm finally here begging for suggestions on where
> to look. I've tried newsgroups and various search engines, but I get so many
> hits and none of them pan out.
Buy "Linux in a Nutshell", one of O'Reily's nutshell books.
> Linux is up and running, but it was very difficult getting my CD-ROM
> recognized. Once I did, it was 2 a.m. so I shut the machine off and went to
> sleep. The next morning I had to do it all over again because it didn't save
> the configuration file or something. Now I'm afraid to turn off the computer!
> Oh well, live and learn.
Linux machines are not supposed to be shut down. Many of us have one
or two Linux machines that have not reloaded the operating system in
weeks, and have not been shut down for more than a few hours a month for
years. Linux does all of its housekeeping after midnight, as do most
Unix type machines.
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Linux asks "What do you want to do?"
It is doers, not goers, who built this world!
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