Fix broken Linux command-line guide link#6929
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Signed-off-by: Dennis Lanov <dennis.lanov@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: Dennis Lanov <dennis.lanov@gmail.com>
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I updated the replacement link to use the newer Ubuntu Desktop documentation URL. I re-ran:
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Summary
This PR fixes one broken external link from issue #4209.
The old beginner Linux command-line guide link in
Creating-A-Workspace.rstno longer works reliably, so this PR replaces it with Ubuntu’s beginner command-line tutorial.Changes
Testing
I ran:
make htmlmake lintmake spellcheckcurl -I https://ubuntu.com/tutorials/command-line-for-beginnersThe replacement link returned
HTTP/2 200.make linkcheckmay still report unrelated broken links tracked by #4209.Part of #4209.
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I used Claude Code to help locate and edit the link, then manually reviewed the diff and test results before submitting.