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Distribution: Ubuntu 10.04 , Linux Mint Debian Edition , Microsoft Windows 7
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You know , i once downloaded an odt document, which i still think i have in my Ubuntu One storage .
It is full of useful commands and on the side it says what each command does on CLI then from there i can go to the CLI and get more about the command attributes there.
I have three files. One is for doing system tasks, the other is for multimedia tasks i.e audio,video and pictures and the other is a collection of sed, awk, grep commands tips.
These files have command line tips and tricks from my own experience and from other various websites such as commandlinefu.
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