Re: [Fedora] Command for scrolling back through text on CLI

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Subject: Re: [Fedora] Command for scrolling back through text on CLI
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Date: Tue, 29 Aug 2006 15:24:03 -0600
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Nigel Henry wrote:

If I'm in text mode and run a command like, ls /usr/bin, I get a load of textscrolling by with no way to get back to the start of it. What command do Ineed to use so that I can scroll back through the text? Or are there anyspecific key combinations that will do this?

On my keyboard, I can press (and hold) the SHIFT key and then usethe PGUP and PGDN keys to navigate the output.

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