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2010-05-17
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open up a terminal and just type the name of the program you want to run (and hit enter). Getting the name of the program right may take a little guesswork (i.e. it could be gnu-go or Gnugo), but that's where the tab key comes in. Tapping the tab key once autocompletes a command/filename if there is only one possibility for what you've typed so far, and double tapping lists all possibilities.
Say you *only* have programs named gnogo and gnucgoban1 installed on your tablet
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Say you *only* have programs named gnogo and gnucgoban1 installed on your tablet
Code:
{you}:gnug *tab*
*autocompletes to*{you}:gnugo
Code:
{you}gnu *tab* *tab*
gnugo gnucgocoban1
{you}:gnuc*tab*
*autocompletes to*{you}:gnucgcoban1
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In the Applications Manager, it shows that Gnugo is installed. However, I can't find it in any of the menus. Can someone tell me where to find it?