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I ham now sure exactly what your asking, but I am assuming you are talking about the words file. &nbsp;What flavor of Linux are you using?<br />
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On Red Hat, CentOS, Fedora, etc... You can install words like so:<br />
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yum install words<br />
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then the dictionary, or words file will be located here:<br />
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/usr/share/dict/words
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I ham now sure exactly what your asking, but I am assuming you are talking about the words file.  What flavor of Linux are you using?

On Red Hat, CentOS, Fedora, etc... You can install words like so:

yum install words

then the dictionary, or words file will be located here:

/usr/share/dict/words

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I need to create a user dictionalry file _Dictionary no linux how do I do that?
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I need to create a user dictionalry file _Dictionary no linux how do I do that?

how to create a user _Dictionary on linux

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