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"also, "ls" lists files in your current directory." It's fantastic that you're very comfortable with Unix-based operating systems! Unfortunately, there are lot
by jnovek 17y ago
"also, "ls" lists files in your current directory."
It's fantastic that you're very comfortable with Unix-based operating systems! Unfortunately, there are lots of people that aren't. There was a time when you weren't.
This is probably the most straightforward explanation of man that I've ever seen, and I have bookmarked it in order to pass it on when I encounter people who would benefit. I don't know about you, but I really enjoy helping people out who are struggling to learn something new.
I hope someday we can get past Unix "RTFM" culture.
- andrewcooke 17y agoThere was a time when you weren't. there certainly was. but i didn't and i don't expect to learn that kind of thing here.