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Writerside/allor-doc.tree

@@ -8,6 +8,7 @@
 
     <toc-element topic="Introducing.md"/>
     <toc-element toc-title="Installation">
+        <toc-element topic="Work-with-Terminal.md" hidden="true"/>
         <toc-element topic="Installation-ComfyUI.md"/>
         <toc-element topic="Installation-Allor.md"/>
     </toc-element>
@@ -134,5 +135,5 @@
             <toc-element topic="Clamp-Vae.md"/>
         </toc-element>
     </toc-element>
-        <toc-element topic="FAQ.md"/>
+    <toc-element topic="FAQ.md"/>
 </instance-profile>

Writerside/topics/Installation-Allor.md

@@ -57,9 +57,9 @@ If you have [ComfyUI-Manager](https://github.com/ltdrdata/ComfyUI-Manager) insta
 
 <procedure>
 
-1. **Open Terminal**: Navigate to the `ComfyUI/custom_nodes` directory.
+See how to [Work with Terminal](Work-with-Terminal.md).
 
-   You can do this by opening the Terminal and using the `cd` command.
+1. **Open Terminal**: Navigate to the `ComfyUI/custom_nodes` directory.
 
 2. **Clone the Repository**: Clone the repository by entering the following command:
 
@@ -88,15 +88,9 @@ If you have [ComfyUI-Manager](https://github.com/ltdrdata/ComfyUI-Manager) insta
 
 <procedure>
 
-1. **Open Command Prompt**: Navigate to the `ComfyUI\custom_nodes` folder.
-
-   You can do this by pressing <shortcut>Win+R</shortcut> and typing `cmd`.
-
-   To change the drive, type the letter of the desired drive followed by a colon.
-   For example, `D:` will switch you to the D drive.
+See how to [Work with Terminal](Work-with-Terminal.md).
 
-   To move to another folder, use the cd command followed by the folder path.
-   For example, `cd ComfyUI` will take you to the ComfyUI folder.
+1. **Open Command Prompt**: Navigate to the `ComfyUI\custom_nodes` folder.
 
 2. **Clone the Repository**: Clone the repository by entering the following command:
 

Writerside/topics/Installation-ComfyUI.md

@@ -95,9 +95,9 @@ This will prevent a system **pollution**, eliminate **dependency conflicts**, an
 
 <procedure>
 
-1. **Open Terminal**: Navigate to the `ComfyUI` root directory.
+See how to [Work with Terminal](Work-with-Terminal.md).
 
-   You can do this by opening the Terminal and using the `cd` command.
+1. **Open Terminal**: Navigate to the `ComfyUI` root directory.
 
 2. **Create Virtual Environment**: You can do it by typing the following command.
     ```Bash
@@ -116,15 +116,9 @@ This will prevent a system **pollution**, eliminate **dependency conflicts**, an
 
 <procedure>
 
-1. **Open Command Prompt**: Navigate to the `ComfyUI` root folder.
-
-   You can do this by pressing <shortcut>Win+R</shortcut> and typing `cmd`.
+See how to [Work with Terminal](Work-with-Terminal.md).
 
-   To change the drive, type the letter of the desired drive followed by a colon.
-   For example, `D:` will switch you to the D drive.
-
-   To move to another folder, use the cd command followed by the folder path.
-   For example, `cd ComfyUI` will take you to the ComfyUI folder.
+1. **Open Command Prompt**: Navigate to the `ComfyUI` root folder.
 
 2. **Create Virtual Environment**: You can do it by typing the following command.
     ```Bash
@@ -162,11 +156,9 @@ One of the most important steps in installing **ComfyUI** is installing **depend
 
 <procedure>
 
-1. **Open Terminal**: Navigate to the `ComfyUI` root directory.
-
-   You can do this by opening the Terminal and using the `cd` command.
+See how to [Work with Terminal](Work-with-Terminal.md).
 
-   You can **skip** this step if you have setup a **virtual environment**.
+1. **Open Terminal**: Navigate to the `ComfyUI` root directory.
 
 2. **Install PyTorch Dependencies**:
     * **For AMD**:
@@ -197,17 +189,9 @@ One of the most important steps in installing **ComfyUI** is installing **depend
 
 <procedure>
 
-1. **Open Command Prompt**: Navigate to the `ComfyUI` root folder.
-
-   You can do this by pressing <shortcut>Win+R</shortcut> and typing `cmd`.
-
-   To change the drive, type the letter of the desired drive followed by a colon.
-   For example, `D:` will switch you to the D drive.
+See how to [Work with Terminal](Work-with-Terminal.md).
 
-   To move to another folder, use the cd command followed by the folder path.
-   For example, `cd ComfyUI` will take you to the ComfyUI folder.
-
-   You can **skip** this step if you have setup a **virtual environment**.
+1. **Open Command Prompt**: Navigate to the `ComfyUI` root folder.
 
 2. **Install PyTorch Dependencies**:
     * **For AMD**:
@@ -239,6 +223,8 @@ The hardest part is behind, now you can launch **ComfyUI** and start generating
 
 <procedure>
 
+See how to [Work with Terminal](Work-with-Terminal.md).
+
 1. **Type into Terminal**: Now you can finally run **ComfyUI** by following command.
     * **Run on Linux**:
         ```Bash
@@ -278,6 +264,8 @@ The hardest part is behind, now you can launch **ComfyUI** and start generating
 
 <procedure>
 
+See how to [Work with Terminal](Work-with-Terminal.md).
+
 1. **Open Command Prompt**: Now you can finally run **ComfyUI** by following command.
     * **Run on AMD**:
         ```Bash

Writerside/topics/Work-with-Terminal.md

@@ -0,0 +1,161 @@
+# Work with Terminal
+
+At many stages with the installation of **ComfyUI** and **Allor** you will have to interact with the **terminal**
+frequently, here you can learn how to use it.
+
+If you are not yet familiar with the terminal or have never used it, you should realize one thing.
+
+A **terminal** is simply a program that allows users to interact with a system using text commands. And a system is primarily a set of files.
+
+For your convenience, you can think of it as a **file manager**.
+
+<tabs group="installing">
+<tab title="Unix Terminal" group-key="unix">
+
+<procedure>
+
+On **Unix** systems, opening a **terminal** can vary greatly depending on the **graphical environment** and the default packages supplied in the **distributions**.
+
+* **macOS**: Pressing <shortcut>Cmd + Space</shortcut> opens **Spotlight Search**, where you can start typing `Terminal` and press <shortcut>Enter</shortcut>.
+* **KDE**: Pressing <shortcut>Alt + F2</shortcut> opens the **Run Command** dialog where you can type `konsole` and press <shortcut>Enter</shortcut>.
+* **Gnome**: Pressing <shortcut>Alt + F2</shortcut> opens the **Run Command** dialog where you can type `gnome-terminal` and press <shortcut>Enter</shortcut>.
+* **Linux**: In most Linux graphical environments, pressing <shortcut>Ctrl + Alt + T</shortcut> will open the default terminal.
+
+But as a rule, this does not cause any difficulty.
+
+</procedure>
+
+</tab>
+<tab title="Windows Command Prompt" group-key="windows">
+
+<procedure>
+
+On **Windows** systems, you can open the **Command Prompt** in several ways. The **last two** are **preferred**.
+
+- **With Start menu**: Click the **Start** button, then start typing `cmd` or **Command line**.
+
+- **With Run dialog**: Press the <shortcut>Win+R</shortcut> key combination to open the **Run** dialog. Type `cmd` and press <shortcut>Enter</shortcut>.
+
+- **With Explorer**: Navigate to the folder you need, then type `cmd` in the address bar and press <shortcut>Enter</shortcut>. This will open the command line with the current directory set to the folder you selected.
+
+- **With context menu**: In **Explorer**, you can <shortcut>Right-Click + Shift</shortcut> and select <shortcut>Open command window here</shortcut> or <shortcut>Open PowerShell window here</shortcut> (depending on the version of Windows).
+
+Also, you do not need to run the terminal with administrator rights during the installation of **ComfyUI** or **Allor**.
+
+</procedure>
+
+</tab>
+</tabs>
+
+Now it's time to learn a few little commands that we will be working with when installing **ComfyUI** and **Allor**.
+
+<tabs group="installing">
+<tab title="Unix Terminal" group-key="unix">
+
+<procedure>
+
+<deflist>
+  <def title="pwd">
+    Show you your current directory
+  </def>
+  <def title="ls">
+    Show all files and directories in current place
+  </def>
+  <def title="cd dir_name">
+    Change directory to <control>dir_name</control> 
+  </def>
+  <def title="cd ..">
+    Change directory to <control>upper level</control> 
+  </def>
+  <def title="Pressing Tab">
+    Autocomplete, such as <control>Com -> ComfyUI_windows_portable</control>
+  </def>
+</deflist>
+
+</procedure>
+
+</tab>
+<tab title="Windows Command Prompt" group-key="windows">
+
+<procedure>
+
+<deflist>
+  <def title="cd">
+    Show you your current directory
+  </def>
+  <def title="dir">
+    Show all files and directories in current place
+  </def>
+  <def title="A:">
+    Change current disk to A
+  </def>
+  <def title="cd dir_name">
+    Change directory to <control>dir_name</control> 
+  </def>
+  <def title="cd ..">
+    Change directory to <control>upper level</control> 
+  </def>
+  <def title="Pressing Tab">
+    Autocomplete, such as <control>Com -> ComfyUI_windows_portable</control>
+  </def>
+</deflist>
+
+</procedure>
+
+</tab>
+</tabs>
+
+And a couple more commands that you probably won't need during installation, but will be useful to know.
+
+<tabs group="installing">
+<tab title="Unix Terminal" group-key="unix">
+
+<procedure>
+
+<deflist>
+  <def title="mkdir dir_name">
+    Create a new directory <control>dir_name</control> 
+  </def>
+  <def title="rm file_name">
+    Remove file <control>file_name</control> 
+  </def>
+  <def title="rm -r dir_name">
+    Remove directory <control>dir_name</control> 
+  </def>
+  <def title="mv file_name new_file_name">
+    Rename file or directory from <control>file_name</control> to <control>new_file_name</control> 
+  </def>
+  <def title="mv file_name ..\file_name">
+    Move file or directory from current place to upper 
+  </def>
+</deflist>
+
+</procedure>
+
+</tab>
+<tab title="Windows Command Prompt" group-key="windows">
+
+<procedure>
+
+<deflist>
+  <def title="mkdir dir_name">
+    Create a new directory <control>dir_name</control> 
+  </def>
+  <def title="rm file_name">
+    Remove file <control>file_name</control> 
+  </def>
+  <def title="rd \s dir_name">
+    Remove directory <control>dir_name</control> 
+  </def>
+  <def title="ren file_name new_file_name">
+    Rename file or directory from <control>file_name</control> to <control>new_file_name</control> 
+  </def>
+  <def title="move file_name ..\">
+    Move file or directory from current place to upper 
+  </def>
+</deflist>
+
+</procedure>
+
+</tab>
+</tabs>