Tutorials/How-to-set-up-SSH-keys.md

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 # How to set up SSH keys on Mac/Linux/Ubuntu
 
 1. Open a command shell
-2. Navigate to your home directory if not already there by running the following command: `cd ~`
+2. Navigate to your home directory if not already there by running the following command: `cd`
 3. Run the command: `ssh-keygen`
 4. Press Enter to accept the suggested location '~/.ssh/id_rsa'. We strongly recommend not to change this location!
 5. (If you already set up a SSH connection in the past and want to renew - e.g. because you want to change the passphrase: Accept to overwrite the file by entering `y` and pressing Enter.)
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 - Run the command `ssh yourUsername@cluster.pik-potsdam.de`
 - To simplify logging in by just `ssh cluster`, follow these steps:
-  1. Open a terminal and navigate to your (local!) home directory by `cd ~`
+  1. Open a terminal and navigate to your (local!) home directory by `cd`
   2. Use a text editor to create the ~/.ssh/config file. You can use any text editor you're comfortable with. For example, you can use the nano text editor by running `nano ~/.ssh/config` <br>
 This command will open the nano text editor and create a new file named config in the ~/.ssh directory if it doesn't already exist.
   3. Copy and paste the following into the config file. Change the pik_username in the 4th line to your PIK account username!