Minor typos

hricky

Hi,

Can you take a look at Chapter 04. User Account Management – Remote Graphical Login?

A closing round bracket is probably missing here:

On a remote machine (e.g., some_machine:

Here, round brackets are probably either redundant or the period should come after the closing round bracket:

(The exact package name has varied between Linux distributions, so we are not giving exact package names. You may wind up installing more than you need, but the packages are not large.)

Flavia

This has been fixed. Thank you!

hricky

Can you take a look at Chapter 06. File Permissions and Ownership – Overview?

The title of the video is

Chapter 32 Introduction

mstepien

Thank you, this has been updated.

hricky

Hi,

Here are minor typos for

13. GIT Fundamentals

Introduction to GIT

Commit It

$ git commit -all --amend

Probably should be
$ git commit --all --amend

Get the Linux Kernel

This is more of a suggestion.

By executing

$ git clone --depth 1 -b master \ https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/stable/linux.git linux/

the following error occurres

Cloning into 'linux'...
fatal: protocol ' https' is not supported

By omitting the backslash before the repo URL, the command successfully clones the repo.

• -depth create a shallow clone with a specified number of commits

Probably should be

• --depth create a shallow clone with a specified number of commits

Treeish

(Which in the git documentation is spelled as "tree-ish" but that hardly matters much.)

This is more of a proposal.

The link from the last sentence refers to a page that is in plain HTML, which is difficult to read (especially on a large monitor). The page below is more structured and the content is basically the same.

Git - gitrevisions Documentation

Fork? Clone?

To make a local on the same filesystem without using hard links:

Probably should be

To make a local copy on the same filesystem without using hard links:

Lab 13.1. Clone an Upstream Software Repository and Make Local Changes

Solution 13.1

But the last one will work regardless of which textbfbranch you currently have checked out.

Probably should be

But the last one will work regardless of which branch you currently have checked out.

Regards,
Hristo