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Tutorial II

What's so specific on knowlp?

Firstly, of course, the usage is sth. takes getting used to, then you cannot directly edit, search, delete or modify articles with knowlp, you must use other standard tools, like vim, ed, and so on. Further more, it's really fast, to getting access to the three different information pools:

COMMANDS (1) or CMD [e.g. for long and difficult shell commands]
TUTORIALS (2) or TUT [for tutorials/HOWTOs like this one]
MISCELLANEOUS (3) or MISC [for all what you want, e.g. prescriptions, shell scripts, ...]

 
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