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Join Date: Mar 2000
Location: pittsboro Indiana
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pathname directory meaning
Can someone tell me what [usr] stands for in the unix or linux os.I can see
that bin is for binarys ect,but would like to get a better understanding to help find where some files are stored.Would like to find out how to use the vi editer in linux,qnx,ect,like trying to get out of the program,ect.If anyone could help on these for right now it would be appreciated.I am sure there will be questions in the future as I keep learning this stuff.Thanks mike |
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http://www.linuxhq.com/guides/SAG/c218.html is a good resource for all these queries.
Thought it better to quote an extensive resource than the little bit that we could exchange over these channels. Cheers |
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Join Date: Mar 2000
Location: pittsboro Indiana
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thanks
So I quess that after reading it maybe it stands for user resourses.
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