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      <description>&lt;![CDATA[GUIs change, but the command line is eternal. Memorize these 5 commands and a long and happy life awaits.&#xA;&#xA;~&#xA;&#xA;$cd&#xA;change directory. This is how you move &#xA;around the file system.&#xA;&#xA;$ls&#xA;List, or tell me what&#39;s in this directory. This has a &#xA;huge list of useful modifying flags, such as -l (long, &#xA;tell me the size, ownership, and permissions on each &#xA;thing in here too), or -a (all, as in, show me hidden &#xA;dotfiles as well)&#xA;&#xA;$mv&#xA;Move, this is how you move something from here &#xA;to there. This is also how you rename something &#xA;even if it&#39;s in the right place.&#xA;&#xA;$cp&#xA;Copy. Add -r to make it recursive, else it &#xA;won&#39;t copy directories because it won&#39;t &#xA;descend into them.&#xA;&#xA;$pwd&#xA;present working directory. this &#xA;is how you get it to tell you where you are &#xA;in the file system.&#xA;&#xA;~&#xA;&#xA;#bareminimum #devops]]&gt;</description>
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$cd
change directory. This is how you move 
around the file system.

$ls
List, or tell me what&#39;s in this directory. This has a 
huge list of useful modifying flags, such as -l (long, 
tell me the size, ownership, and permissions on each 
thing in here too), or -a (all, as in, show me hidden 
dotfiles as well)

$mv
Move, this is how you move something from here 
to there. This is also how you rename something 
even if it&#39;s in the right place.

$cp
Copy. Add -r to make it recursive, else it 
won&#39;t copy directories because it won&#39;t 
descend into them.

$pwd
present working directory. this 
is how you get it to tell you where you are 
in the file system.

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