hello... this is prob a kind of dumb question but i will ask anyway,
when i want to help someone with a commandline code how do i go about getting the code in a seperate box so that it can be copied and pasted....thanks in advance
hello... this is prob a kind of dumb question but i will ask anyway,
when i want to help someone with a commandline code how do i go about getting the code in a seperate box so that it can be copied and pasted....thanks in advance
using.... ACER ASPIRE ONE and ACER ASPIRE 5332
running.... Ubuntu 12.04
Between open and close tags [code] like this [/code]
"Daddy? Do pigs lay sausages?" - Little Miss PocketDog
ok thanks very much!!!
using.... ACER ASPIRE ONE and ACER ASPIRE 5332
running.... Ubuntu 12.04
Code:apt-get update
Last edited by neu2buntu; December 17th, 2008 at 12:35 AM. Reason: ?
using.... ACER ASPIRE ONE and ACER ASPIRE 5332
running.... Ubuntu 12.04
Use the advanced editor and click the # sign. See screen shot.
Jim
thanks,...that is even easier than what i tried before ie typing it in by hand....so basically i just select my text(command) as though im going to copy it and then click on the # symbol ...Code:now i will look like a professional linux user on the forums haha
using.... ACER ASPIRE ONE and ACER ASPIRE 5332
running.... Ubuntu 12.04
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