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Closed AccountSep 6, 2007
sweet!! very useful for noobz like me
tech42erSep 6, 2007
So long as you're not root. But, really, the commands are not instinctive; you need to learn what they are, then read the man pages, and then play around.
yvovandoornSep 7, 2007
You can also do "kill -9 `ps aux | grep -i appname | awk '{ print $2 }' `"
philluminatiSep 7, 2007
I agree. Any "tutorial" on Linux for beginners shouldn't direct them into cfdisk so soon. There's a danger they might format a disk without realising it.
joooSep 7, 2007
very nice :) I need to teach some newbies linux and i wanted something just like that to help me get started with them :)
gazzerhSep 7, 2007
I can't remember the last time i used rmdir. I always use rm -r (well actually rm -rf but i'm just asking for trouble) ;)