Typing commands in Linux
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Cruzado_Mainfrm
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Typing commands in Linux
where do i type the commands? cuz i see everywhere type the command **** and then ***** but i don't know where to type it, where is the terminal or whatever program it is?
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Cruzado_Mainfrm
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Heyyy, long time no speak dude. Anyhow, being unable to come online has given me plentiful - maybe too much? time to explore and crash redhat
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at the log in screen, you can actually log in as root and configure stuff. and for normal uses, switch back to your normal user account. i find this more comfortable rather than using the terminal.
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at the log in screen, you can actually log in as root and configure stuff. and for normal uses, switch back to your normal user account. i find this more comfortable rather than using the terminal.
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Cruzado_Mainfrm
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heya Nay! i say the same! 
I have successfully installed linux and seems highly stable(i'm playing music using Winamp2), not XMMS or whatever the name is
and it's great, the only thing is that i can't install anything that has to do with MS cuz it says that i can only install in windows 98,xp,nt etc etc
If you wonder how i do this, i'm using [google]wine[/google], u can find it in http://www.winehq.org, it's free of course
and if u can't get online in msn try to download [google]AMSN[/google]
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfile ... p_id=54091
EDIT: i did what u said before, but i wanna know how to enable the normal user access to /root
I have successfully installed linux and seems highly stable(i'm playing music using Winamp2), not XMMS or whatever the name is
If you wonder how i do this, i'm using [google]wine[/google], u can find it in http://www.winehq.org, it's free of course
EDIT: i did what u said before, but i wanna know how to enable the normal user access to /root
wow, amazed i got that right - only ever used redhat onceCruzado_Mainfrm wrote:thnx RTT, by the way, i have another user, called 'user' which i want to give admin rights, i changed it's group to 'adm' and it works very well, the only thing is that i don't have access to '/root', how can i enable this?
to get to /root, you'll need to type 'su root' in your terminal window and then supply the root password
It's advisable to try to do as little as possible with root though and only use it when you need it, though
from what i think, log in as root and go to the users and groups manager thing and check all the boxes for you
............but seriously, i think it's done that way.
i screwed up my redhat a little yesterday, so i'm getting the real original CD's from redhat sometime today and reinstall everything all over again. but before that, i also want to take apart my pc and clean all the unneccesary junk and trash inside it. eg: my 56k modem. man, when was the last time i used that O_o
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i screwed up my redhat a little yesterday, so i'm getting the real original CD's from redhat sometime today and reinstall everything all over again. but before that, i also want to take apart my pc and clean all the unneccesary junk and trash inside it. eg: my 56k modem. man, when was the last time i used that O_o
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Cruzado_Mainfrm
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whooooooooooooooohooooooooooooooooo 
I just got the red hat CD from a store. lol, anyway, it's got a book! oooooo 7 cds (documentation 1, source 3 and installation 3). license stuff and......................red hat stickers!!!!!!!!! woooohooo
.........now my computer has redhat signs all over
. i'll take pics of them and post it here soon
. it all comes in this neat little redhat folder.
and i'm thinkin about going to a redhat course and get certified as a RHCE (redhat certified engineer). well, about the cleaning part. i took out my PCI and VGA card(s) cleaned then (cotton buds and tissue paper) and also my fans. blowdryer on cool mode to blow away dust in other areas.........
and now my computer won't start
..............i was hoping to Redo Hato today..........but *sigh*....
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I just got the red hat CD from a store. lol, anyway, it's got a book! oooooo 7 cds (documentation 1, source 3 and installation 3). license stuff and......................red hat stickers!!!!!!!!! woooohooo
and i'm thinkin about going to a redhat course and get certified as a RHCE (redhat certified engineer). well, about the cleaning part. i took out my PCI and VGA card(s) cleaned then (cotton buds and tissue paper) and also my fans. blowdryer on cool mode to blow away dust in other areas.........
and now my computer won't start
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