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How do I view my current user password in bash? I'm currently installing Bash on Ubuntu on Windows I installed Bash and set up the user on normally Everything worked fine, but I didn't want to keep doing sudo with every command I uninstalled
How to detect SLES version? - Unix Linux Stack Exchange Most probably you have got a SLES10 SP4 Do a rpm -V sles-release - if etc SuSE-relase does not show "5" (i e changed md5-checksum) the file content is original If you update your question with your exact kernel version (uname -r) I can even tell you more You can also check which repositories are active on that system: zypper sl Update on uname zypper results: Here is a list of SLES
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How do I make `ls` show file sizes in megabytes? If you don't want the M suffix attached to the file size, you can use something like --block-size=1M Thanks Stéphane Chazelas for suggesting this If you simply want file sizes in "reasonable" units, rather than specifically megabytes, then you can use -lh to get a long format listing and human readable file size presentation