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	Running VLC
	To run the VLC media player using GUI:
	Open the launcher by pressing the _Super_ key.
	Type _vlc_.
	Press _Enter_.
	To run VLC from the command line:
	$ vlc _source_
	Replace _source_ with path to the file to be played, URL, or other data source. For more details, see link:https://wiki.videolan.org/Documentation:Command_line/#Opening_streams[Opening streams] on VideoLAN wiki.