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-|| Explanation: Console settings are usually temporary, like environment variables, aliases etc. They disappear when you close the console or disconnect SSH.To make them permanent you have to put the settings to a cofiguration file.
+|| Explanation: Console settings are usually temporary, like environment variables, aliases etc. They disappear when you close the console or disconnect SSH. To make them permanent you have to put the settings to cofiguration files. These are specific files that are read when the console is started.
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-This part of the Linux tutorial shows possibilies of system configuration a normal user can do without having route access. Typical aspects in this context like reading system information files, defining aliases, adjusting configuration files and changing locales are taught in this lecture.
+This part of the Linux tutorial shows possibilies of system configuration a normal user can do without having root access. Typical aspects in this context like reading system information files, defining aliases, adjusting configuration files and changing locales are taught in this lecture.
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--  <code>network settings</code>
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 -  <code>'command'=alias name</code>
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 +  <code>alias name='command'</code>
-|| Explanation: An alias has always to be defined the following way: <code>alias name='command'</code>. Typical aliases are: <code>alias ll='ls -l'</code> and <code>alias cd..='cd ..'</code>
+|| Explanation: An alias has always to be defined the following way: <code>alias name='command'</code>.
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+||Typical aliases are: <code>alias ll='ls -l'</code> and <code>alias cd..='cd ..'</code>
 -  <code>alias 'command'=name</code>
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