2.8, 2.9: use `$` and `#` prompts in terminal boxes
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1[[convention]]
2=== Convention
3
4Function names, parameter names, variable names, command names, argument
5names, file system paths, file names, and other literal strings are
6written using a `monospace typeface` in this document. An +_italic_
7word+ within such a block is a placeholder, usually described in the
8following sentence.
9
10Practical tips and notes are given throughout the document using the
11following style:
12
13TIP: Make sure you read the tips.
14
15Terminal boxes are used to show command lines:
16
17[role="term"]
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19$ echo Command line as a regular user
20# echo Command line as a priviledged user
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23Command lines which you need to execute as a priviledged user start with
24the `#` prompt or with `sudo`. Other command lines start with the `$`
25prompt.
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