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@@ -15,4 +15,7 @@ Now open the inventory of the Basic Case you just placed and insert the graphics
 After you've done that, press the power button (the big button in the middle of the GUI). And that's it, you *should* have a running computer!
 ![Terminal](http://i.imgur.com/qWXliN8.png)
 
+The most direct (but in the long run suboptimal) way of playing around with it is via the Lua interpreter. Type `lua` and hit enter to open it. When you're done, press Ctrl+C do quit it (or Ctrl+D if the prompt is empty). Another useful key combination is Ctrl+Alt+C, which lets you break out of sleeps. For example, if you started something like `while true do os.sleep(1) end`, that's the key combination that'll break that loop. Alternatively just turn it off and on again.
+![Lua](http://i.imgur.com/47nIvmk.png)
+
 **Next up: [[writing programs|Tutorial/WritingCode]].**
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