Terminal openSUSE Getting-Started Guide
Welcome, openSUSE User! The Tutorial Presents you a Step-by-Step openSUSE Terminal Tutorial for Beginners.
And with this OpenSUSE Command Line Tutorial for Beginners you Can Get Easily Initiated to Make the First, Steps on the Linux Shell :)
But this is Just a “Quick & Dirty” Introduction to the Command Line by Example on the Bash Shell.
Now I strongly Recommend you to “Take it Easy” but to continue Experimenting with constancy, because as always is only the “Practice Makes the Master“! ;)
Most noteworthy: it’s fundamental you “Get your Hands Dirty” following along this guide and Execute the Commands as they are harmless for your System.
Especially Relevant: at the same Time I should like you take some FUN by my creative writing, and uncover the Magical Powers of the Shell in making the arid Silicon blossom Poetically. :))
Finally, the Commands here included are valid for the Default Linux Bash Shell and also for the Bourne, C, TC and Korn Shells…
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1. Launching Terminal
Open Console Terminal Shell emulator window
Here for KDE and on GNOME instead Press ‘Ctrl+Alt+t’…
(Press “Enter” to Execute Commands)
In case first see: Terminal QuickStart Guide.
Most noteworthy: the Main Bash Shell Commands are simple Abbreviations of the Corresponding World.
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