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I am sitting in a class room on my holiday and getting taught about LPI1. Most of the time we read man pages. And there you see how crazy software engineers are. Little example?
man date
%p – locale’s equivalent of either AM or PM; blank if not known
%P – like %p, but lower case
Really, the big letter P is used to lowercase the output of the little letter p…
mv to rename a file
mv
less is more than more
nl add line numbers to all lines
kill can not kill zombies.
The are already dead. Just like in real life…
But of course, for “normal” users – aka Windows Switchers – this all does not really matter.
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CC BY-NC-SA occ4m
I am sitting in a class room on my holiday and getting taught about LPI1. Most of the time we read man pages. And there you see how crazy software engineers are. Little example?
man date
%p - locale's equivalent of either AM or PM; blank if not known
%P - like %p, but lower case
Really, the big letter P is used to lowercase the output of the little letter p...
mv to rename a file
mv
less is more than more
nl add line numbers to all lines
kill can not kill zombies.
The are already dead. Just like in real life...
But of course, for "normal" users - aka Windows Switchers - this all does not really matter.
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– 15. July 2008
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