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 # Pinux
 
 this project is meant to create interest in linux plyaing games and CTF for linux
-You can also share this in you Social media & saying you have learned something
+You can also share this in you Social media & saying you have learned something.
+
+## Techstack
+vitepress + markdown 
+
 > This is my ninja way !
 
 ## Roadmap
 
+- [ ] Next Button
 - [ ] docs: bash-scripting syllabus
 - [ ] feat: enter key feature
 - [ ] feat: input trip form both the end !
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     - Levels(3): Each get harder as we move forward
       - bossFight : villan vs ninja game play of quizz
 
+### Rock
+1. Initiation
+  - linux Introduction: kernel, history
+  - Distribution (CLI + GUI)
+
+2. Daily Drive Usage
+  - virtualization
+  - Installation (boot medium)
+  - package manager / Software Store
+  - Daily Driver Application to use
+
+3. CLI Commando 
+  - CLI , console , terminal, shell
+  - source, alias : bash , fish , zsh 
+  - echo / username / $
+  - Linux cmd Navigation
+
+
+
+
+### Fire
+
+1. File System
+  - Linux FS
+  - File Permission
+  - User Management
+2. Text Ninja 
+  - Text Processsing
+  - Redirect & Pipe
+3. Admin 
+  - process
+  - Disk 
+  - system 
+  - hardware
+4. Network
+  - ssh
+  - ping, addr, ip, 
+
+
+### Water ( Bash Scripting )
+Bash Scripting
+
+
+
+### Air
+Cloud
+  - docker
+  - nginx
+  - DigitalOcean
+  - AWS
+
+### Bonus
+Ricing 
+
 
 
 

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docs/rock/cli/index.md

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+# CLI
+
+- The Linux command-line interface (CLI) is a text-based method for interacting with a Linux operating system.
+- Users can enter commands to perform various tasks, such as managing files, running programs, configuring system settings, and more.
+- The CLI is often accessed through a terminal emulator, which provides a text-based interface for entering commands and viewing their output.
+- The Linux CLI is known for its power and flexibility, allowing users to perform complex tasks quickly and efficiently.
+
+
 ```yml
 - cli vs terminal vs console
 - help

docs/rock/cli/pro.md

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+# Commando Pro
+
+```
+process
+hardware
+```
+
+
+## Proccess
+
+```sh
+$ ps
+$ ps aux
+$ top
+$ ps aux | grep cat
+$ ps l
+
+kill <pid>
+$ kill -9 12445
+
+$ ls /proc
+$ cat /proc/12345/status
+```
+
+## Hardware
+
+```sh
+lscpu
+lscpu | grep -i mhz
+free
+free -h
+cat /proc/cpuinfo # 
+cat /proc/meminfo
+grep MemTotal /proc/meminfo
+cat /proc/partitions
+lsblk
+lsusb
+lspci
+df
+
+```
+

docs/rock/index.md

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       dark: /rock/rotation.png
     title: Initiation
     details: Unveiling the Linux Essence
-    link: /rock/initiation
+    link: /rock/initiation/index
   - icon:
       dark: /rock/folder.png
     title: Pathfinder

docs/rock/initiation/distro.md

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-<script setup>
-	import { data } from '../data/example.data.js'
-	import Play from '../components/Play.vue';
-
-	console.log(data.data[0].ans)
-</script>
-
-		What Is Distro : CLI + GUI
-		beginner distro: Manjaro KDE Plasma, Zorin OS,
-		arch(rolling) vs debian(stable)
+---
+prev: 
+    text: 'Introduction'
+    link: /rock/initiation/index
+next: 
+    text: 'CLI'
+    link: /rock/cli/index
+---
+
+```
+What Is Distro : CLI + GUI
+beginner distro: Manjaro KDE Plasma, Zorin OS,
+arch(rolling) vs debian(stable)
+```
+		
 
 # Introduction to Linux Distros
-
+<br/>
 <img width="100%" src="https://fossbytes.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/what-is-a-linux-distribution.png" />
+<br/>
 
-A Linux distro is like a special recipe for cooking up the Linux operating system. It's not just the basic ingredients (like the Linux kernel) but also the spices and flavors (software, apps, and tools) that make it unique. Each distro is designed for different tastes, whether you're using it on a desktop, a server, or even a smart fridge! Popular distros include Ubuntu, Fedora, Debian, and CentOS.
+A Linux distro is like a special recipe for cooking up the Linux operating system. It's not just the basic ingredients (like the Linux kernel) but also the spices and flavors (software, apps, and tools) that make it unique. 
 
-A Linux distribution (often abbreviated as "distro") is a complete operating system that is based on the Linux kernel along with a collection of software applications and tools. Different Linux distributions can vary widely in terms of their design, functionality, and intended use. Some distributions are designed for general-purpose use, while others are specialized for specific tasks or user groups. Examples of popular Linux distributions include Ubuntu, Fedora, Debian, and CentOS. Each distribution typically includes its own package management system for installing, updating, and removing software.
+Each distro is designed for different tastes, whether you're using it on a desktop, a server, or even a smart fridge!
 
+A Linux distribution (often abbreviated as "distro") is a complete operating system that is based on the Linux kernel along with a collection of software applications and tools. 
 
-- __Choose You Distro__
+Different Linux distributions can vary widely in terms of their design, functionality, and intended use. Some distributions are designed for general-purpose use, while others are specialized for specific tasks or user groups. Examples of popular Linux distributions include Ubuntu, Fedora, Debian, and Arch. Each distribution typically includes its own package management system for installing, updating, and removing software.
 
-| Begginer | Intermediate | Expert |
-| -- | -- | -- | 
-| Zorin OS | Archcraft | Gentoo |
-| Kde Neon | Fedora | Open BSD |
-| Ubuntu Unity | Opensuse | Arch Linux | 
-| Linux mint | Cent OS | Slackware |
+<img src="/distro.png" />
 
-- __Distro according to their feature__
 
-| Distro | Specification |
-| -- | -- |
-| Kali Linux | Used for hacking |
-| Pop! OS | Gaming Distro |
-| Tail OS | Become Anonymous on internet |
-| Manjaro KDE | For Daily Usage |
-| Linux Lite | Minimal & Fast |
+## Linux (Desktop Environment)
+
+<br/><br/>
 
+<center>GNOME</center>
 
-- **CLI**
+![](/gnome.png)
 
-  The Linux command-line interface (CLI) is a text-based method for interacting with a Linux operating system.
-  Users can enter commands to perform various tasks, such as managing files, running programs, configuring system settings, and more.
-  The CLI is often accessed through a terminal emulator, which provides a text-based interface for entering commands and viewing their output.
-  The Linux CLI is known for its power and flexibility, allowing users to perform complex tasks quickly and efficiently.
 
+<br/><br/>
 
+<center>KDE</center>
 
-<!-- <div class="cli" style="display: flex;align-items: center;">
-	<input class="cli-inp" placeholder="$ whoami" v-model="inp" />
-	<button class="cli-btn" @click="search">submit</button>
-</div> -->
+![](/kde.png)
 
-::: tip N O T E
 
-**Arch Linux** is a rolling-release Linux distribution known for its simplicity and customization. As a rolling release, it provides continuous updates and does not follow traditional version numbers. Users receive the latest software versions as they become available, ensuring that their system is always up-to-date.
+<br/><br/>
 
-:::
+<center>UNITY</center>
 
-::: warning red
+![](/unity.jpg)
 
-important
 
-:::
 
-::: danger red
+In the upcoming chapter, you'll learn about different types of Linux shells. Shells act as the interface between the user and the system, allowing you to execute commands. Here are the main types you'll explore: `bash, zsh, fish`
 
-important
 
-:::
+## __Choose You Distro__
 
-# Level 2
+| Begginer | Intermediate | Expert |
+| -- | -- | -- | 
+| Zorin OS | Archcraft | Gentoo |
+| Kde Neon | Fedora | Open BSD |
+| Ubuntu Unity | Opensuse | Arch Linux | 
+| Linux mint | Cent OS | Slackware |
 
-- WM : i3, bspwm, wayfire
+## __Distro according to their feature__
 
-# Level 3
+| Distro | Specification |
+| -- | -- |
+| Kali Linux | Used for hacking |
+| Pop! OS | Gaming Distro |
+| Tail OS | Become Anonymous on internet |
+| Manjaro KDE | For Daily Usage |
+| Linux Lite | Minimal & Fast |
 
-- gentoo,
+> https://distrochooser.de/
 
-<Play :ans="data.data[0].ans" />

docs/rock/initiation/initiation.md → docs/rock/initiation/index.md

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+---
+next: 
+    text: 'Daily Drive Usage'
+    link: /rock/initiation/distro
+---
+
 # Introduction
 
 Linux is an open-source operating system kernel originally created by Linus Torvalds in 1991. It is the foundation of many different Linux distributions, which are complete operating systems that include the Linux kernel along with a collection of software applications and tools. Linux is known for its stability, security, and flexibility, and it is widely used in servers, supercomputers, and embedded systems. It is also popular among developers and enthusiasts for its customization options and community-driven development model.