Emojiterm - Revision history

Hd-onions at 18:46, 5 January 2020

2020-01-05T18:46:11Z

2017-12-27T14:18:40Z

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	[[Category:Tutorials]]		[[Category:Tutorials]]
	[[File:~~Emoji3~~.~~PNG~~]]		[[File:Emoji4.JPG]]

	Here you'll be given a quick Terminal tutorial outlining some introduction commands and inputs to give you a better grasp on the command line.		Here you'll be given a quick Terminal tutorial outlining some introduction commands and inputs to give you a better grasp on the command line.

2017-12-27T14:16:51Z

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	[[File:~~Emoji4~~.~~JPG~~]]		[[File:Emoji3.PNG]]

	Here you'll be given a quick Terminal tutorial outlining some introduction commands and inputs to give you a better grasp on the command line.		Here you'll be given a quick Terminal tutorial outlining some introduction commands and inputs to give you a better grasp on the command line.

2017-12-27T14:15:34Z

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	[[File:Emoji4.~~jpg~~]]		[[File:Emoji4.JPG]]

	Here you'll be given a quick Terminal tutorial outlining some introduction commands and inputs to give you a better grasp on the command line.		Here you'll be given a quick Terminal tutorial outlining some introduction commands and inputs to give you a better grasp on the command line.

2017-12-27T14:14:03Z

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	[[File:~~Emoji2~~.jpg]]		[[File:Emoji4.jpg]]

	Here you'll be given a quick Terminal tutorial outlining some introduction commands and inputs to give you a better grasp on the command line.		Here you'll be given a quick Terminal tutorial outlining some introduction commands and inputs to give you a better grasp on the command line.

2017-12-27T14:13:52Z

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	Here you'll be given a quick Terminal tutorial outlining some introduction commands and inputs to give you a better grasp on the command line.		Here you'll be given a quick Terminal tutorial outlining some introduction commands and inputs to give you a better grasp on the command line.

2017-12-27T13:56:11Z

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	[[Category:~~Workshops~~]]		[[Category:Tutorials]]

	Here you'll be given a quick Terminal tutorial outlining some introduction commands and inputs to give you a better grasp on the command line.		Here you'll be given a quick Terminal tutorial outlining some introduction commands and inputs to give you a better grasp on the command line.

2017-11-08T07:47:59Z

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			[[Category:Workshops]]

	Here you'll be given a quick Terminal tutorial outlining some introduction commands and inputs to give you a better grasp on the command line.		Here you'll be given a quick Terminal tutorial outlining some introduction commands and inputs to give you a better grasp on the command line.

2017-09-20T09:29:31Z

Now create your own commands, and we'll try to guess what they do!

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	= Now create your own commands, and we'll try to guess what they do! =		= Now create your own commands, and we'll try to guess what they do! =

			cat ~/🌞/🌏 >> 🌏

2017-09-19T06:04:17Z

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	Put some stuff together...		Put some stuff together...

	$ 📡 -o 🐔 http://www.baidu.com/		$ 📡 -o 🐔 http://www.baidu.com/
	$ ✂️ -e 's/</👯/g' 🐔		$ ✂️ -e 's/</👯/g' 🐔 > 📱
			$ 😺 📱
			$ 😺 📱 \| ✂️ -e 's/>/🏮/g' > 💻
			$ 😺 💻

			Repeat!

			$ ✂️ -e 's/a/🥞/g' 💻 > 📱
			$ 😺 📱
			$ 😺 📱 \| ✂️ -e 's/1/🤦‍/g' > 💻
			$ 😺 💻


	= Now create your own commands, and we'll try to guess what they do! =		= Now create your own commands, and we'll try to guess what they do! =