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> Followed by this: |
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> display all 902 possibilities (y or n) |
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> y |
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> and the screen filled up with an alphabetical list of |
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> executable programs like ls, something-something.sh |
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> etc. Which is strange because it was /home and |
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> contained no files like that. |
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This is what happens when you hit TAB twice when running bash. So either |
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you hit TAB or a couple TAB characters \t\t were in the input stream |
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somewhere. The list is a list of executable commands within the scope of |
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your account. If you type part of a command and hit TAB twice, it'll |
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give you a list of commands based on what you've typed so far. It's a |
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little helper feature. |
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> Google doesn't know, anybody here know? |
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> Just curious, doesn't seemt to be anything the matter |
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> with the new partition. |
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> Maxim |
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-Statux |
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