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4 4  **Current Operating System: Ubuntu 24.04 LTS **
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6 6  This guide provides essential how-to instructions for Ubuntu 24.04 LTS users working with the Linux console FSFL.
7 7  
8 -== Access Information ==
8 +==
9 +Paths of the mounts ==
9 9  
10 -**Need login credentials functional accounts or support?**
11 -
12 -* **Email:** [[darya.loktev@desy.de>>mailto:darya.loktev@desy.de]]
13 -* **In-person support:** Come to room 02.015
14 -
15 -== Paths of the mounts ==
16 -
17 17  Since the path's are not in the fstab anymore, one have to know the paths which are:
18 18  
19 19  FLASH Core-FS:
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31 31  
32 32  == How to take screenshots ==
33 33  
34 -Ubuntu 24 provides several convenient keyboard shortcuts for capturing screenshots:
28 +Shortcuts of the Screenshots:
35 35  
36 -=== Keyboard Shortcuts ===
37 -
38 -{{{
39 - }}}
40 -
41 -|=Shortcut|=Action
42 -|PrtScn|Capture entire desktop
43 -|Alt + PrtScn|Capture active window only
44 -|Shift + PrtScn|Capture selected area
45 -|Ctrl + PrtScn|Copy screenshot to clipboard
46 -
47 -=== How to Use Area Selection ===
48 -
49 -1. Press Shift + PrtScn
50 -1. Your cursor changes to a crosshair
51 -1. Click and drag to select the area you want to capture
52 -1. Release to take the screenshot
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54 54  [[image:attach:Screenshot from 2020-01-22 10-16-28.png||height="250"]]
55 55  
56 56  Easy to take screenshots of the full Desktop, only the active window or just an area. In area mode your cursor turns into a crosshair and you have to mark the area you want to take a screen of.
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90 90  The "-" implicates that it is a login shell. At example you need the login shell to use all your own variables. If you just change user etc. without it, it may happen that - at example - you don't have permissions to geht dconf work because of some variables still got owned by the previous user.
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92 92  
93 -== Additional Tips ==
69 +== How to change the language ==
94 94  
95 -=== Terminal Best Practices ===
71 +Under "Manage Installed Languages" one can install Languages:
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97 -* Use Ctrl + C to cancel running commands
98 -* Use Ctrl + Z to suspend processes (resume with fg)
99 -* Use history to view command history
100 -* Use Tab for auto-completion
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101 101  
102 -=== File System Navigation ===
103 -
104 -* Use pwd to show current directory
105 -* Use ls -la for detailed file listings
106 -* Use cd - to return to previous directory
107 -
108 -=== Getting Help ===
109 -
110 -* Use man <command> for manual pages
111 -* Use <command> ~-~-help for quick help
112 -* Use apropos <keyword> to find related commands
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114 -
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76 +But be aware that support is only for german/english. So if you don't understand something and theres a language like italian, korean etc. the chance is low to find someone who can understand this. So then we have to change the languages before and this needs a restart of the session.
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