Workshop
The Workshop is designed to help you anticipate possible questions, review what you've learned, and begin learning how to put your knowledge into practice.
Quiz
1: | How do you save the file that you're working on in vi? In emacs? |
2: | What keystroke opens the menu in emacs when you're working at a virtual console? |
3: | How would you output a list of currently running emacs jobs? (Hint: Use a pipe and a command learned in Chapter 19, “Performing Basic Shell Tasks.”) |
Answers
A1: | In vi, press Esc. Then, when the colon (:) appears, type w and press Enter. In emacs, press Ctrl-X followed by Ctrl-S—or in emacs terms, use the keystroke C-x C-s. |
A2: | Press the F10 key to open the emacs menu in a virtual console. |
A3: | jobs | grep emacs |
Activities
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