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Viewing and editing configuration files (view source)
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To edit or view a file you can open it directly from the command line. Reference the list below to find the appropriate editor installed with your edition. For example to open your pacman.conf from the XFCE edition you could type: | To edit or view a file you can open it directly from the command line. Reference the list below to find the appropriate editor installed with your edition. For example to open your pacman.conf from the XFCE edition you could type: | ||
mousepad /etc/pacman.conf | {{UserCmd|command=mousepad /etc/pacman.conf}} | ||
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If they don't, you can save a copy of the file to your home folder and move it into place using sudo. For example, if you edit your fstab and then saved a copy to your home folder, you could then move it to the proper location with sudo: | If they don't, you can save a copy of the file to your home folder and move it into place using sudo. For example, if you edit your fstab and then saved a copy to your home folder, you could then move it to the proper location with sudo: | ||
sudo mv ~/fstab /etc/fstab | {{UserCmd|command=sudo mv ~/fstab /etc/fstab}} | ||
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