The Linux Upskill Challenge
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The Linux Upskill Challenge
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Re: The Linux Upskill Challenge
#2I think the next level above this might be https://sadservers.com/
Re: The Linux Upskill Challenge
#3I think the next level above this might be https://sadservers.com/
Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33344142 (597 points | 3 months ago | 128 comments)
Re: The Linux Upskill Challenge
#4ip a
ss -tnaopu
grep -C 5
grep -E ‘dick|ass’
nano -c foo
grep -A 5
ls -lrth
Re: The Linux Upskill Challenge
#5I’m on team vim, but it is still interesting to me that the challenge has vim but not emacs. I would think that an introduction to Linux would include both.
Re: The Linux Upskill Challenge
#6I'm very happy to see this continuing. The original creator passed it onto the current maintainer before he died.
He was super nice.
Re: The Linux Upskill Challenge
#7I’m on team vim, but it is still interesting to me that the challenge has vim but not emacs. I would think that an introduction to Linux would include both.
Probably because emacs is not installed by default?
Re: The Linux Upskill Challenge
#8I’m on team vim, but it is still interesting to me that the challenge has vim but not emacs. I would think that an introduction to Linux would include both.
Regardless of which team you're on or why, the base installs of almost every distro includes vi or vim, but many leave out emacs and nano. Since you have to pick one editor to be the first one taught, it makes sense to teach vim to avoid losing the learner.
Re: The Linux Upskill Challenge
#9I’m on team vim, but it is still interesting to me that the challenge has vim but not emacs. I would think that an introduction to Linux would include both.
Regardless of which team you're on or why, the base installs of almost every distro includes vi or vim, but many leave out emacs and nano. Since you have to pick one editor to be the first one taught, it makes sense to teach vim to avoid losing the learner.
This is as it should be.
Emacs is about enlightenment; enlightenment is a path to be walked not a destination; it is a journey you must choose.
Along the way, you might accidentally edit text files. That's not the point.
Anyway, makes sense to me why it's not default included.
Re: The Linux Upskill Challenge
#10I think the next level above this might be https://sadservers.com/
hehe..
lsof | grep bad.log
ps -ef | grep (pid)
sudo apt remove python3
kill -9 (pid)