Fix formatting of installation commands #9803
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This change fixes the formatting of the generic linux host installation commands so that they all begin with `$`. This ensures that they are rendered correctly in the documentation. Previously, the commands under `$ sudo -i` all began with `#` (to indicate that the shell was running as root). While this is correct, the markdown formatting thinks that they are comments, so they are rendered in a light gray color.
frenck
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Jul 7, 2019
none of the commands produce any output, so all of the symbols should be removed
frenck
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Jul 7, 2019
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Description:
This change fixes the formatting of the generic linux host installation commands so that they all begin with
$. This ensures that they are rendered correctly in the documentation.Previously, the commands under
$ sudo -iall began with#(to indicate that the shell was running as root). While this is correct, the markdown formatting thinks that they are comments, so they are rendered in a light gray color. I think that it's better that they are shown as commands and not comments.Checklist:
nextis for changes and new documentation that will go public with the next home-assistant release. Fixes, changes and adjustments for the current release should be created againstcurrent.