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1ba9e91c5e8d983b0950b8b2018db9f3df5c9252
From:
jrmu <jrmu@ircnow.org>
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Typo, change dollar to pound
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commit - 07d72e10fea74f7bdd01c0ae88253068ef377c23
commit + 1ba9e91c5e8d983b0950b8b2018db9f3df5c9252
blob - b6231121e64cd83a4ee11f0d102e909260dea461
blob + 13f2b443237c36c6263b2ae11d072108cd2644b3
--- unix100/unix101/.shell
+++ unix100/unix101/.shell
@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@
   it responds to you. We don't use mice or touchscreens much. Once you get used
   to it, you will come to like it.
   
-  If you see a # dollar sign instead, it means you are logged in as the superuser
+  If you see a # pound sign instead, it means you are logged in as the superuser
   (root). If you are root, you have system administrator powers. The superuser
   has total control over the computer, whereas a normal user has limited powers.
   In UNIX, every command must be run by a user. The $ sign you see at the