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# [[GIT | Using a GIT repository]] |
# [[GIT | Using a GIT repository]] |
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# [http://ss64.com/bash/top.html |
# [http://ss64.com/bash/top.html Using the ''top'' function to see running functions] |
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# [http://www.tecmint.com/screen-command-examples-to-manage-linux-terminals/ The Screen program.] Useful for running processes without getting DC'd. See also nohup. |
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# [[Background | Jobs in the background]] Doing other stuff while your computer is outputting data. |
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# [[.bashrc | .bashrc - creating an alias]] bespoke functions and the $PATH statement. |
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# [[Mounting | Mounting]] and symbolic links |
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# [[Queuing | Queuing]] Queue information for cerebro |
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# [[ssh session with X-forwarding | ssh session with X-forwarding]] |
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# [[Persistent X | Persistent X Sessions]] |
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Latest revision as of 08:29, 28 July 2022
- Using a GIT repository
- Using the top function to see running functions
- The Screen program. Useful for running processes without getting DC'd. See also nohup.
- Jobs in the background Doing other stuff while your computer is outputting data.
- .bashrc - creating an alias bespoke functions and the $PATH statement.
- Mounting and symbolic links
- Queuing Queue information for cerebro
- ssh session with X-forwarding
- Persistent X Sessions