Debian Linux Reference Card / Cheat Sheet
A quick reference which helps in daily usage of Linux-based systems. It's primarily focused on using the commandline interface, as the graphical interface is more or less the same as you'll find on any other system - with the smal variation that yo ucan select a multitude of different graphical interfaces for your Linux system during installation.
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It might be "better style" to put the options before the keyword.
From my point of understanding it makes more sense, however, to first give the keyword ( i.e. "WHAT" to do ) before the options ( i.e.: How or why to do something ).
It'd read like this:
Fetch Packages, install them, to fix some problem.
Considering German uses a different way to assemble sentences ( different structure / grammar ), it is actually quite reasonable that in English the way you suggest comes more naturally from a sentence describing what is to be achieved with the commandline.
In Short:
It works both ways, for sure.
I do not know which way is more elegant.
I don't know which is the "recommended way".
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I thought it was sudo apt-get -f install. Does it make difference if I use -f before or after install?