Thank you to everyone that replied to my message. To be honest I was expecting a few crude remarks and people telling me to just give up but I do appreciate the feedback and am going to just continue to read as much as i can about how things work and what these commands all mean.

Again thanks for understanding where im coming from and the support. Any idea on a web site that i could go to and learn more about the programs and terms that could benafit me with my n810? I dont have anything else running linux and dont really intend on getting something but I do want to know all that i can about the n810. I work with windows and a couple of Macs with OS X but mostly image editing and page layout programs. Not with developing and/or programing.

Again thanks to all

Try this link, it gives a (very) brief overview of some more commonly used Linux commands:

http://www.indiana.edu/~uitspubs/b017/

I would actually recommend checking out a book on UNIX from your local library. That's the route I took and that helped me immensely!

Also, if you don't know what a command does, try googling "man <name of command>" and checking what comes up

For reference the tablet by default uses a busybox implementation of the "sh" shell so if you get a reference book, make sure you check what shell implementation it's for. (Most are for sh, with references to other shells)

Also, Mac OSX is built on a BSD core and so if you open up the "Terminal" program (Located in /Applications/Utilities) you can use the same UNIX commands there as on your tablet. This might help you get used to the command line interface

Hope this helps!

It looks like penguinbait and qwerty12 did it!

http://www.internettablettalk.com/fo...d.php?p=198240

Thanks for the tip! I think my 810 is about to get even cooler...