Thanks for the clear answer! I'm Learning here by playing this game, it's fun because I have to do my own research and do some trial and error. What do you think ? Is it a good way of Learning the command line ? Or you can suggest something else ? Thanks.
If you want, I can also send you a draft of my book. However, my book is very interested in history and culture so it doesn't have a practical orientation or organization and may present topics in the wrong order, and go into details that most command line beginners didn't want.
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[ 3.1 ms ] story [ 22.8 ms ] thread1. Remote administration and remote command execution
2. Scriptability and automation
3. Low ambiguity and high information rate
4. Extensibility, generality, and reuse
5. Low technical requirements for supporting user interface
6. Ease in reproducing and documenting problem solutions
7. Ability to work “close to the machine”
I'm happy to clarify any of these if you'd like.
I use the command line every day both on my own machine and on remote servers.
You might also want to take a look at the FLOSS Manuals Introduction to the Command Line
http://archive.flossmanuals.net/_booki/command-line/command-...