Hi all.
I am here after afew things to help knock my tafe teach of his chair.
Installing Open Suse as fast as I can. If I can how can I make unattened install for Open suse?
IceWM… List of full commands. { I know there maybe a lot but as many as I can would be great } This will allow me to do all from are CMD promt.
Some idea’s of some great books which will help me use this OS on more regular base would also be great.
Thank you in adv for your time
/love
Tankerr
On Sat, 27 Aug 2011 08:46:02 +0000, Tankerr wrote:
> Hi all.
>
> I am here after afew things to help knock my tafe teach of his chair.
I’m going to assume that this is at least in part a homework assignment,
and as such, will keep my answers vague (ie, I won’t do your homework for
you, but I’ll point you in the right direction).
> 1. Installing Open Suse as fast as I can. If I can how can I make
> unattened install for Open suse?
Check out autoyast and kiwi.
> 2. IceWM… List of full commands. { I know there maybe a lot but as many
> as I can would be great } This will allow me to do all from are CMD
> promt.
Have a look at tab completion.
> 3. Some idea’s of some great books which will help me use this OS on
> more regular base would also be great.
In general, books on bash scripting and shell work will carry you a long
ways regardless of which Linux distribution you use. The O’Reilly books
are pretty good (the “In a nutshell” series in particular).
I find that books that focus more on the *nix environment are going to be
more helpful than a book on, say, openSUSE 11.4 - since the release cycle
is relatively short, books on a particular release may lure you into
thinking they’re only valid for that release (they’re not, generally) -
but a more over-arching book that covers *nix in general will provide you
good information without making you feel that it’s only valid for a
certain release.
> Thank you in adv for your time
>
> /love
> Tankerr
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On 08/27/2011 10:46 AM, Tankerr wrote:
>
> I am here after afew things to help knock my tafe teach of his chair.
wula?
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DD
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Lenwolf Thank you. This is really going to help get use to the commands.
Also to Hen.
Thank you again also. I will check out the books and hopfuly they will have the info I am after.
Right now I am checking out Linux installation and administration second edition. This is helping a little but has got much on IceWM and all that.
So once again thank you all for your time as it was very helpful.
/love
Tankerr
On Sat, 27 Aug 2011 14:56:40 +0530, DenverD
<DenverD@no-mx.forums.opensuse.org> wrote:
> On 08/27/2011 10:46 AM, Tankerr wrote:
>>
>> I am here after afew things to help knock my tafe teach of his chair.
>
> wula?
>
what’s “wula” supposed to mean? (i understand that even less than the OP’s
question.)
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phani.
> what’s “wula” supposed to mean?
why use localized abbreviations?
get it? 
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DD
openSUSE®, the “German Engineered Automobile” of operating systems!
Glad I could help!
Lenwolf