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im new to linux .. and im using rh9 as my o.s. , im wondering if im using the command line what command shall i type to know the version of my redhat. or how can i verify that im using redhat9
Originally posted by Ciccio actually you should do:
$ca[TAB]/p[TAB]/v[TAB]
It's called autocmpletition.
mingdao@paul:~$ ca/p/v
-bash: ca/p/v: No such file or directory
mingdao@paul:~$ su
Password:
root@paul:/home/mingdao# ca/p/v
bash: ca/p/v: No such file or directory
Your instructions are all wrong - you must write documentation
for open source software. ;-)
It should be:
$ca [space] /p [tab] v [tab]
which on a Slack box returns
mingdao@paul:~$ ca /proc/version
-bash: ca: command not found
Why don't you just give up and install Slackware and see for yourself?
And buy a dictionary - it's auto completion...
Last edited by Bruce Hill; 09-10-2004 at 06:14 PM.
I am here to help, not to get insulted. Since you are obviously a newbie I will overlook the offense. btw, ca is nothing, the actual command is cat. with TAB you can auto complete.
Oh, and just for you to know... My mother-tonge is spanish, not engles... And I speak three other languages... so If I get confused with one word is not to kill me. Besides... I don't need to buy a dictionary... I can find out everything I want to know on the internet... you see... I CAN use google.
If you want to have a discussion about wich distro is better... I suggest you try to solve the 7 unsolvable mathematical problems... that will be easyer to do than to settle with a 'better' distro. I can get from mandrake all that I need... so Mandrake is the best distro for me. You should learn to tolerate other people... oh, yeah, and just so you know... I write for TLDP-ES.
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