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cris writes:
>I wish someone would make a list of
> all of these line commands.  Or may be such a list exists, but I have not
> seen it.

There are several such resources and you should become acquainted with them. The truth of the matter is simply this: Your learning process will never end.

Please note that the installation HOWTO for the Speakup Modified Fedora Distribution explicitly and directly points to several references. Consult it at:

In particular note the pointers to Red Hat's installation manual. There are other good guides such as "Getting Started" and a "Customization Guide" at the same general web page.

Also, notice the resources mentioned in the "Now What" section of our installation HOWTO.

http://www.linux-speakup.org/ftp/disks/fedora/HOWTO_INSTALL.html

Also, National Braille Press has a "cheat sheet" of common Unix commands which can be useful. There's also an old book, "Understanding Unix," which is relevant and works well as a beginner's reference. I believe it, along with other texts, is available at BookShare and on audio media from RFB&D.

So, you really do have resources.