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= Using SEARCH =
 
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== Using SEARCH ==
 
 
You can search for expressions and words by using the SEARCH tool in the upper left corner.
 
You can search for expressions and words by using the SEARCH tool in the upper left corner.
 
If you are search for phrases or word groups, make sure to put the phrase or word group in
 
If you are search for phrases or word groups, make sure to put the phrase or word group in
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quotes, e.g. ''' 'module help' '''.
quotation.
 
 
 
   
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== [[bwHPC_Wiki:About|About this Wiki]] ==
= Command line commands (CLC) =
 
   
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=== Command line commands (CLC) ===
All command line commands are given in boxes. The beginning of a command is indicated
 
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All command line commands are given in boxes, e.g.
by '''$''' and must not be included when copy&paste to your own SSH session.
 
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<pre>$ echo "hello" </pre>
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The beginning of a command is indicated
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by <span style="color:#FF0000">'''$'''</span> and must '''not''' be included when copy & paste to your own SSH session.
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<br><br>
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=== Glossary ===
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A list of abbreviations used by the bwHPC Wiki can be found [[:Help:Glossary|here]].
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<br><br>
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=== Guidelines for Wiki articles ===
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Best practice guides of:
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* software packages should be based on the [[Software_skeleton-page|software template page]].

Latest revision as of 15:02, 21 July 2014

1 Using SEARCH

You can search for expressions and words by using the SEARCH tool in the upper left corner. If you are search for phrases or word groups, make sure to put the phrase or word group in quotes, e.g. 'module help' .

2 About this Wiki

2.1 Command line commands (CLC)

All command line commands are given in boxes, e.g.

$ echo "hello" 

The beginning of a command is indicated by $ and must not be included when copy & paste to your own SSH session.

2.2 Glossary

A list of abbreviations used by the bwHPC Wiki can be found here.

2.3 Guidelines for Wiki articles

Best practice guides of: