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2010-02-14
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2010-02-14
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2010-02-14
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I'm borrowing this thread. In xterm when i write something like cd MyDoocs and try to change it to cd MyDocs it doesn't work to change the word. In other words, If I make a spelling error I can't rectify it without pressing enter and start over from the beginning.
The other thing I've noticed is when you are root. When.I'm root I can't use the cd command. Any idea why this is the way it is?
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2010-02-14
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I'm borrowing this thread. In xterm when i write something like cd MyDoocs and try to change it to cd MyDocs it doesn't work to change the word. In other words, If I make a spelling error I can't rectify it without pressing enter and start over from the beginning.
The other thing I've noticed is when you are root. When.I'm root I can't use the cd command. Any idea why this is the way it is?
I am trying to open multiple xterm windows but it keeps opening the one I had already opened.
I have been messing around with DISPLAY env var experimenting with remote X, so I don't know if it was possible to open more than one terminal windows or if I broke it.
I have already rebooted.
Thanks
dhcmega