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#### Presenter: Sean Twiehaus

Many of us in the IT industry have probably had professors that type very, very slowly. Or worse, professors that make a lot of typos. Those can really throw off a demonstration as the professor has to go into troubleshooting mode to figure out why their command didn't work. This project was created to avoid all these problems.

Simply create a "command file" with all the commands that will be ran during the demonstration. During the demo, use a custom keyboard shortcut to read the command file and put the next command on the prompt as if it was typed in by hand. Explain the command to the audience and hit `enter` to execute it. Repeat until the demonstration is complete.

The originally scheduled talk, i.e. "NixOS Linux distro & Nix pkgmngr". will be done in a future month. Sorry for this last minute change of topics.

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ONLINE MEETINGS ONLY until further notice.
ONLINE session will use remote video software.
HOW TO CONNECT instructions on https://stllinux.org/ web page and our mailing lists. Note that your browser cache may need to be refreshed each time you check the above web page for the instructions. We will open the remote session at about 6:00 PM Central Standard Time ( CST ), so that you can join early to test your microphone, screen and video sharing.

The Saint Louis MO, STL Linux Users Group (STLLUG) meets monthly to talk about Linux. This GNU/Linux Users Group usually holds its meetings on the third or fourth Thursday of every month. Meetings are free and open to everyone.

At 6:30 PM CST we start with introductions, announcements, current events of interest, and a general CALL FOR HELP segment. Then we will go into the presentation of our main topic, sometime around or after 7:00 PM CST.

System Administration
Information Technology
Linux
Unix
Open Source

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