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Well, I am here to tell you, but before we launch into an explanation of what Linux is, we need to cover a few basics. First, I want to tell you a little about computer hardware, and then a little about how an operating system is structured.
If you're thinking what I think you're thinking it means. Yes.
It's also a CLI app. (included with Slackware, don't know how many other distros).
Code:
brian@BrisSlack:~$ wtf ALSA
Gee... I don't know what ALSA means...
brian@BrisSlack:~$ wtf GNU
GNU: GNU Parted [] (8) - a partition manipulation program
brian@BrisSlack:~$ wtf Slackware
Gee... I don't know what Slackware means...
brian@BrisSlack:~$
Oh, I checked - no luck. I would have just gone after the source myself, but I figured Googling 'wtf Linux' was not likely to produce relevant results.
I take it it's in Slack's repos, then? Seen it anywhere else?
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