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The Lounge What is on Your Mind? Regarding guidance to learn *NIX more and more Post 302965911 by sea on Thursday 4th of February 2016 12:34:15 PM
Old 02-04-2016
As i understand it now, it is something like math-task in words. (one train drives at 60mph, the other drives at 85kmh, the distance...)

In another forum, we have 'something like' that.
A user started to create threads starting with: "Programming Challenge: TASK DESCRIPTION", like:
Programming Challenge: Write a calculator, or "Programming Challenge: Read/Write from/to a socket", etc...

Those threads are well visited, and participated with a variety of solutions that could blow your mind.

Do you mean something like that, just with a little bit 'bigger projects'?
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smart_agetty

smart_agetty(1) 					      Emulate agetty console						   smart_agetty(1)

NAME

       smart_agetty - Emulate agetty for a non vga/framebuffer console

SYNOPSIS

       smart_agetty [OPTIONS] <GETTYSPEED> <GETTYDEVICE> <GETTYTERM>

DESCRIPTION

       smart_agetty is a wrapper script around agetty. It accepts the following options:

OPTIONS

       -i|-h|-L|-m|-n|-w|<options>
	      Normal getty options. See
	      $ man 8 agetty
	      for more details.

       GETTYSPEED
	      The speed of the getty device.

       GETTYDEVICE
	      The used tty device - as listed in /dev.

       GETTYTERM
	      The   value   to	be used for the TERM environment variable. This overrides whatever init(8) may have set, and is inherited by login
	      and the shell.

DIAGNOSTICS

       The following diagnostics may be issued on kmsg:

       Can not determine 'getty device' speed.
	      stty speed could not autodetect the speed of the given device.
       unhandled stdout
	      Autoconsole could not guess the right output console.

BUGS

       Please visit http://bugs.opensuse.org/ to get a guidance on how to submit bugreports.

SEE ALSO

       agetty(8)

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AUTHOR

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