The “pwd” command stands for “Print Working Directory”, it shows you the current directory you are working on.
The “pwd” command is quite simple, and very useful when you open a new terminal window that was doing something such as building a package, doing things like this allows you to find out more about your system and how it operates.
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I am working on gathering content for a porteus line of posts. Porteus is a portable usb based distribution that also works off of hard drives. It is based upon Slackware and runs in a modular manner. It is easy to migrate a Porteus system from one partition to another, or even to another computer completely.
Porteus (operating system) (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Installation is easily done from linux or windows. You can even run it from your current windows installation. It’s small, coming in at under 300 megs including 2 desktop environments. XFCE + LXDE or KDE 4.8.4 + LXDE. It comes in light and has the capability of great customization.
You can find more information about Porteus here: http://www.porteus.org
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