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How To Use UnixMight I suggest that as you read this file, you log in, so that you can try things out as I explain them. Once you've done that, what you'll see is a prompt which looks like this.
When you type commands they'll come up after it, like this.
Typing exit after the prompt and hitting return will cut off your connection to MINDS>, so you don't want to do that yet. (Hopefully :) )
Margaret, lovelace@minds.cs.may.ie
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