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To resume playback press the play button which looks like a triangle or Playback ‣ Play.

To pause playback of a file press the button that look like two vertical lines or Playback ‣ Pause. If you have copied a path in your clipboard you can press Control +V or Media ‣ Open Location from clipboard to quickly open a location in your clipboard. VLC also keeps track of recently opened media in case you want to view media again in Media ‣ Open Recent Media ‣ file name. To open a whole directory use Media ‣ Open Directory or press control +F. If you wish to open media from somewhere on the internet on Media ‣ Open Network Stream or press Control + N. If you want to say listen to two videos or songs from an album you hold Control +left click to open multiple files at once or press Control+A to select all files in a folder. If you have music on a USB device, optical disk, or another partition the Devices segment will let you navigate to those files from here. The main contributors of the BashGuide, BashFAQ, BashPitfalls and ShellCheck hang around there.To open media stored locally on your system click media open Media ‣ Open File and navigate your local files or press control +o on the keyboard to open files stored locally on your machine. (Archived) The Bash-Hackers Wiki – Extensive resource.

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ShellCheck – Automatically detects problems with shell scripts.īashFAQ – Answers most of your questions.īashPitfalls – Lists the common pitfalls beginners fall into, and how to avoid them.

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Google's Shell Style Guide – Reasonable advice about code style.Įxplainshell - Explain complex shell operations.

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