Subj : A Terminal and a Manual
To   : Kai Richter
From : hyde david
Date : Sat Oct 19 2019 08:20:25

  Re: A Terminal and a Manual
  By: Kai Richter to hyde david on Wed Oct 16 2019 01:02 pm

 KR> tools too. I'm fighting with the change from "ifconfig" to "ip". My
I hear you there. Me as well.

 KR> The Atari 800 came with it's operating system on ROM, read only, it was
 KR> static with no changes. Actual operating systems are not static that's why
 KR> you should use a dynamic manual too.
Excellent point.

 KR> My main tools on the system shell are "apropos", "man", "find", "grep" and
 KR> "nano". If you liked DOS and NC then there is a clone called midnight
 KR> commander or short "mc" that can be installed with "apt install mc".
I have used mc for quite some time and have enjoyed it. It is one of my main
tools as well when I install Linux on any system, especially my Raspberry
Pi server builds.

The thought of creating a system from scratch for a specific purpose now seems
interesting to me. I think of the servers I have installed in the past that
come with lots of utils and pkgs I have no need for. If I build my own server
to complete only the tasks that I need. Speed and security could be greatly
improved. 

---David

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