[CentOS] What's the Linux equivelant of an exe file?
Dave Gutteridge
dave at tokyocomedy.comThu Aug 4 18:09:56 UTC 2005
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> Ahhhh !!!! Just harken back to (glorious, IMHO) IRIX, & you should be > off to the races. Many common Linux command line commands are named > for their IRIX equivalents, so the familiarity should return quickly. One might think so, but it was seven years ago since I was running SoftImage on Irix machines. Except for a brief experiment with running Linux about 6 years ago, I haven't touched a UNIX/IRIX/Linux machine since, and the commands are long since forgotten. I still remember basic concepts, like the differences between a super user and regular user, and file permissions and those kinds of general principles. But specific commands I can't remember at all. I'm afraid my UNIX abilities have atrophied down to newbie level. Dave
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