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I'm looking some command line instructions. I'm supposed to have Ubuntu Linux Server with Python 2.7 (and why can't there be a simple explanation of how to get Python 2.7 on your ULS somewhere!). (Edit -- apparently Python 2.7 is built in, my bad!).

One of the first command line instructions is: "#apt-get install build-essential pkg-config git-core python-dev libjpeg62-dev zlib1g-dev libxslt1-dev groff-base"

What does the # symbol mean? Is it a placeholder for sudo?

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#只是让您知道该命令应该以超级用户权限执行(即使用sudo,这意味着“超级用户执行”)。它应该代表 root 的默认提示:

root@hostname / # ls -a

而美元符号用于表示非特权用户的提示:

someone@hostname ~ $ ls -a
于 2013-09-28T20:52:55.907 回答