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First cut of Linux install intstuctions #16
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This looks excellent!
I have a couple of tiny nitpicks. Also, would you mind rebasing this onto master? I merged a PR that gets rid of the compiled/generated files so that we get fewer conflicts on merge.
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::Linux Introduction | ||
# Installing Exercism on Linux | ||
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To install Exorcism on Linux you need to get the `exorcism` |
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s/Exorcism/Exercism/ :)
also s/exorcism/exercism/
(twice on the same line, I think you win!)
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Ooops. 😊
* If you’re using the command line (use the | ||
right archive file name for your architecture): | ||
``` | ||
tar -xf exercism-linux-64bit.tgz |
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I don't think tar
takes a -
before the options -- did you run this and copy/paste it?
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It’s… complicated, as tar
supports old, short and long options. :)
All of those will work (and do the same thing):
tar xf exercism-linux-64bit.tgz
tar -xf exercism-linux-64bit.tgz
tar -x -f exercism-linux-64bit.tgz
tar --extract --file exercism-linux-64bit.tgz
I’m not a huge fan of the old (tar xf
) options style as it’s not symmetric with any other tool, but I totally don’t mind it either, and any of the above would work for me, so just state your preference, please. :)
(I prefer the long style in scripts, as it makes them more readable, but in case of tutorials some people dutifully type the commands rather than copy-pasting them, and the longer the options the higher the chance for a typo…)
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If the -xf
works, then I prefer that. I had just never seen it before.
linux/directory.tw2 | ||
linux/introduction.tw2 | ||
linux/path.tw2 | ||
linux/tarball.tw2 |
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Thank you for alphabetizing these!
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Of course! I’m not a monster!
Thank you! |
This includes the first cut of Linux installation instructions (#6).
I have no clue how to explain to Twee that the
[[
inlinux/path.tw2
is a Bash command and not a Twee link. 😢Cheers from ROSS conf! 🎉