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Currently there are a lot of commands mentioned in the documentation that the user should execute. And they are all prefixed by $ signs. This is annoying since it hinders easy copy pasting.
For example try executing this
Currently there are a lot of commands mentioned in the documentation
that the user should execute. And they are all prefixed by $ signs.
This is annoying since it hinders easy copy pasting.
For example try executing this
$ mkdir mydir
$ cd mydir
$ echo "hello world" > some_file
$ cat some_file
$ cd ..
$ rm -r mydir
v.s executing this:
mkdir mydir
cd mydir
echo "hello world" > some_file
cat some_file
cd ..
rm -r mydir
Currently there are a lot of commands mentioned in the documentation that the user should execute. And they are all prefixed by $ signs. This is annoying since it hinders easy copy pasting.
For example try executing this
v.s executing this:
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