Add example of launching a GUI editor from the command line in "Which Editor?" section #628
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It looks like the "Listing Recursively and By Time" section mentioned in 2. no longer exists, so I've changed the title to describe suggestion 1. The "Which Editor?" callout box does mention GUI editors such as Gedit, and even implicitly mentions they can be launched from the command line ("If you start it from the shell"), but maybe it's worth giving an example of what this looks like? |
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MY SUGGESTIONS:
This is my addition request for the http://swcarpentry.github.io/shell-novice/03-create/
I feel it will nice to add which I will be showing the use of GUI editors in Linux.
So I am suggesting a section like adding :
We can access GUI text editors in Linux like gedit, nedit even through CLI . For this we can use the command gedit or nedit. Nedit offers a more programmer feel while gedit is a basic to intermediate text editor.
It would nice to add :
Is the difference between cp –r and cp –R?
They are equivalent in realism and perform recursive copy . This is often a confusion I have seen basic users have.
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