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oui [some commando lines transactions]
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-====== SliTaz Newbie Guide - II - Training for really Basic Newbie coming from Windows ​======+====== SliTaz Newbie Guide - II ======
  
 +====== Training for really Basic Newbie coming from Windows ======
  
 Linux is not only the successor of Unix: it was the clone of that already perfectly developed OS! For this reason did Linux never need to copy Windows stuff or methods and did develop itself without getting distracted from its own objectives. And all documentation concerning Unix and, later, Linux was already perfect as Linux came, so that very old documents can be deprecated but already very useful, especially translations into other languages as they often can't be published as soon as new developments. Linux is not only the successor of Unix: it was the clone of that already perfectly developed OS! For this reason did Linux never need to copy Windows stuff or methods and did develop itself without getting distracted from its own objectives. And all documentation concerning Unix and, later, Linux was already perfect as Linux came, so that very old documents can be deprecated but already very useful, especially translations into other languages as they often can't be published as soon as new developments.
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 Precedent commands are used without parameter in above cases. A lot of commands must have parameters plus predefined objects. For example: Precedent commands are used without parameter in above cases. A lot of commands must have parameters plus predefined objects. For example:
  
-**SomeCommand --SomeParameter [[SourceObject] DestinationsObject]**+**SomeCommand --SomeParameter [ [SourceObject] DestinationsObject]** 
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 +<note tip>Some commands support more than one parameter at the same time!</​note>​
  
 === Parameter --help === === Parameter --help ===
  
-A great number of commands is offering an Help paramater:+A great number of commands is offering an Help parameter:
  
 **SomeCommand --help** **SomeCommand --help**
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 You will be invite to enter the valid password from **root**! The command is in that form only for the entered line valid. You don't need to exit! You will be invite to enter the valid password from **root**! The command is in that form only for the entered line valid. You don't need to exit!
  
-=== su (without any parameter, ​but eventually with) [-] [user] === +=== su (without any parameter, ​or eventually with:) [-] [user] ​ === 
-__**Very important:​**__ ​exit this phase of processing as soon as possible with the command //exit//!+<note warning>exit this phase of processing as soon as possible with the command //exit//!</​note>​
  
 **su** opens a sequence of following commands giving you the right from the user, if you name an user, or **root**. I have to enter the adequate password. **su** opens a sequence of following commands giving you the right from the user, if you name an user, or **root**. I have to enter the adequate password.
  
 With those commands and variations it is easy to respect the rule never login as //root// ! With those commands and variations it is easy to respect the rule never login as //root// !
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 +=== man SomeCommand ===
 +<note tip>quit the manpage with **q**</​note>​
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 +Will show you the manual page about the command SomeCommand.
 +Please try
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 +<​file>​man su</​file>​
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 +and read it with attention!
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 +===== Daily used commands =====
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 +Please continue [[basicnewbie|here]]!
  
 
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