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Asked by kanadian_guy

I would like to see all the accessible commands in the terminal.
nevertheless, I really don't know what I should do ?

Do you have an answer?

have a nice day

aurelie

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Best Mathias Uebelacker (muebelacker) said : 		#1

Hello,

okay, open a terminal (Alt+F2) then enter gnome-terminal. A new window pops up and thats the terminal. The first line in my case is:
mathias@mathias-laptop:~$

mathias is my user / login name, mathias-laptop is my machine, :~ means my home directory you must now enter the command (please use your name - not mine):

mkdir /home/mathias/.drivers

the .drivers is important. the . means hidden files or directorys to see the files in nautilus (the filemanager) press Strg+h
br
Mathias

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kanadian_guy (oilers-rule) said : 		#2

Thanks Mathias Uebelacker, that solved my question.

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Mathias Uebelacker (muebelacker) said : 		#3

Hello,
to show all build in commands type help. But the bash is more powerful
as you can see in this small help. Take a look at
http://www.gnu.org/software/bash/manual/bash.html or by a book. This is
a powerful weapon.
br
Mathias