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From: Mike Holland
Date: Tue, 25 Jun 1996 00:00

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TommyH (tommyh@ecn.net.au) wrote:
: Help !!
: Could someone post/email a list of basic commands for linux and/or XFree86.
: 
: I am completly new to Linux (straight from DOS) and even the simplest of tasks 
: is a mystery to me.

Get one of those  Idiots/dummies guide to Unix " books.
Cheap and well formatted.
Check the on-line man pages for minor local variations.

: A doc in .txt or Word6 format would be great.

You have much to learn. NEVER ask for anything in the format of
the evil empire.
  The current fad is to put documentation in HTML, and view it
with Netscape, or whatever.

-- 
Mike Holland <myk@cygnus.uwa.edu.au>   (UWA is just my ISP)
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