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-This article is aimed at Windows and Mac users that do not have or have very little experience in UNIX environments. It should give you the necessary basics to access the compute servers and being quickly able to use them.
+This article is aimed at Windows and Mac users who do not have or have very little experience in UNIX environments. It should give you the necessary basics to access the compute servers and being quickly able to use them.
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-Connections to the servers use the SSH protocol, in text mode. You do not use a graphical interface (GUI) but a ''console''. Note that Windows executables do not run on our servers, at least without using an emulator.
+Connections to the servers use the SSH protocol, in text mode. You do not use a graphical interface (GUI) but a <b>console</b>. Note that Windows executables do not run on our servers, at least without using an emulator.
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 The 10 characters at the beginning of each line show the permissions.
 The first character indicates the file type :
-* <tt>-</tt>: a normal file
+* <code>-</code>: a normal file
-* <tt>d</tt>: a directory
+* <code>d</code>: a directory
-* <tt>l</tt>: a symbolic link
+* <code>l</code>: a symbolic link
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