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| + | == Environment == | ||
| + | * '''.*rc''' - for non-login * shell | ||
| + | * '''.*profile''' - for login * shell, uses the rc settings | ||
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== Utilities == | == Utilities == | ||
* '''mc''' (midnight commander) - a file manager with a built-in text editor. To copy text, hold the shift button. | * '''mc''' (midnight commander) - a file manager with a built-in text editor. To copy text, hold the shift button. | ||
| + | * '''cg, vg''' (Code Grep and Vi Grepped) - tools for finding and modifying on keywords | ||
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| + | == Tips and Tricks == | ||
| + | * [[SSH|How to connect via SSH]] | ||
| + | * Use <code>update-alternatives --config NAME</code> to switch between different software implementations. For example, <code>update-alternatives --config java</code> allows you to switch between Sun, OpenJDK and GNU java | ||
Latest revision as of 16:32, 13 March 2012
Environment
- .*rc - for non-login * shell
- .*profile - for login * shell, uses the rc settings
Utilities
- mc (midnight commander) - a file manager with a built-in text editor. To copy text, hold the shift button.
- cg, vg (Code Grep and Vi Grepped) - tools for finding and modifying on keywords
Tips and Tricks
- How to connect via SSH
- Use
update-alternatives --config NAMEto switch between different software implementations. For example,update-alternatives --config javaallows you to switch between Sun, OpenJDK and GNU java
