You can put this in your ~/.bashrc file, or you can just type it to the prompt (in which case it will only last as long as your terminal window is open).
Then you can start netlogo just by typing "netlogo" to the prompt.
You can also download netlogo from the netlog website:
The "Stupid Models" are intended to introduce you gradually to what you can do with NetLogo. My suggestion is to work your way through the models starting with the simplest, to see how they work. Try making some of your own changes to the models to convince yourself that you understand how to do things. For example, try modfiying the first model so that the bugs all start out on the left hand edge of the world, or within ten patches from the left edge. You can open the models from here:
The documentation for the models is in the model source - look at the Procedure Tab and the Info Tab. Overall documentation for the series (which you should print out) is here. This document briefly describes new features in each model.
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