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Red Hat shell
Good morning.
I am using RedHat shell. when running the .out file of a program I wrote, I cannot see a terminal with the outputs. I know that the program runs, because the files to be changed are changed. how can I see the terminal (As I see it in windows)? Thanks, Ido. |
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