29 lines
1.3 KiB
Bash
29 lines
1.3 KiB
Bash
cat << !!
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This is the guest account for exploring the system. The shell
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for this account is /bin/bash, the "Bourne Again SHell." Bash is
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compatible with Bourne syntax, and has job control, file completion
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(with the tab key), command history and command line editting.
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You can use the "man" command to read the manual page about
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different commands. In particular, check out mv, cp, ls, and rm, and
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mkdir for file manipulation, emacs for file editting, tex or groff for
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typesetting, gcc and g++ for C and C++ programming, and gs for ghostscript,
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a postscript-compatible page description language.
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If you want to start the X window system, here are some
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caveats. The X server uses a configuration file to determine the VGA
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video chipset, screen resolutions are available, the type of mouse
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where it is connected. The default configuration file is
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/usr/lib/X11/Xconfig, which, as that file is shipped on the CDROM,
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expects an ET4000 video chip, and a Mouse Systems compatible serial
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mouse attached to the first serial port (/dev/ttys1). You can start
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the X server in this default mode with the command "xinit", or you
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select from the other Xconfig files in /usr/lib/X11 or use your own
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Xconfig file like so (notice the double hyphen):
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xinit -- -xconfig your_xconfig_file
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!!
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source .bashrc
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sync
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