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I have been working with my friends in Ledbury and they had asked me some questions regarding some of the Linux commands above. So all of them could see what them I have posted them here.
I was thinking more like "rude" or maybe "illegal"....
Seriously, klanz: This is not why LQ is here. Even if the rules allow this, you are violating the intent.
All members have their own blog space: http://www.linuxquestions.org/linux/blog/ and I would very much suggest that that would be the best place for this. Or even, maybe your school has some web space you could use?
Formatting use one of these commands
fdformat
mount
umount
Editing use one of these commands
vi
pico
Hope this helps Mark
Why not nano or emacs?
And if you 're just dumping commands on here, why aren't you telling your friends to either read RUTE or get one of the Running Linux or Linux in a Nutshell books? Book reviews are here and I am sure your BFFs would find them useful.
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