Submandate Hacking 101 - Keystrokes for n00bz

Warning: Submandate Hacking 101 is for experienced hackers only. If you're not familiar with the Dark Arts of Submandate Hacking, do not attempt to proceed. You will only end up getting pwned.

Lesson 1: Setting Up Your Submandate

First, you need to set up your Submandate. This involves downloading the latest Submandate Hacking Tools (SHT) from the Submandate Hacking Tools page. Follow the instructions carefully, or risk getting caught in a infinite loop of Loopy McLoopface

				sudo apt-get install submandate
				submandate --enable-hacking
				submandate --configure
			

Lesson 2: Keystrokes for n00bz

To execute a keystroke, you need to know the exact keystrokes. Here are some examples:

• Ctrl+Alt+Delete - For when you need to delete a Submandate file, but don't want to actually delete it
• Shift+F10 - To access the Submandate Hacking Tools menu
• F1-F12 - To execute a Submandate macro, but only if you're feeling fancy

Remember, practice makes perfect. Don't get discouraged if you get it wrong.