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:Switch to the Command Line, Part 3.1 (Cone)
Switch to the Command Line, Part 3.1 (Cone)
Jun 1, 2009, 23 :34 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (3527 reads)

[ Thanks to Relst for this link. ]

"This time were going to talk about Cone and Screen. Screen is IMHO the best command line app ever, because you do not have to CTRL+ATL+F* all the time, and if your on SSH you can "detach" screen, and log off while your CLI apps are still runing within screen. Awsome, right?

"Lets start with cone. First install it:

$ sudo apt-get install cone

"It will probably install some other programs, but thats OK to me. When it is finished fire it up:

$ cone

"You will see something like My Email and Online Tutorial. We cannot delete them both, but My Email can be deleted. The online tutorial might be nice to read if your interested. (Delete with SHIFT+D)."

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