I know about the "clear" command but I accidentally typed "cls" instead. I then received a message that said.
No command 'cls' found, but there are 18 similar ones
so what is the significance of telling me there are 18 similar commands and is there a way to see the commands that terminal mentioned?
Bash gives suggestions when unknown commands are entered.
$ apr
No command 'apr' found, did you mean:
Command 'arp' from package 'net-tools' (main)
Command 'apm' from package 'apmd' (main)
Command 'apf' from package 'apf-firewall' (universe)
Command 'apg' from package 'apg' (main)
Command 'pr' from package 'coreutils' (main)
Command 'gpr' from package 'gpr' (universe)
Command 'ar' from package 'binutils' (main)
Command 'ar' from package 'binutils-multiarch' (universe)
Command 'par' from package 'par' (universe)
Command 'lpr' from package 'lpr' (universe)
Command 'lpr' from package 'lprng' (universe)
Command 'lpr' from package 'gnuspool' (universe)
Command 'lpr' from package 'cups-bsd' (main)
apr: command not found
If there are two many possibilities then bash just tells how many there are. Indeed, not very useful.
