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Forum: Programming 03-09-2016
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Posted By zbest1966
Where is a good source to go to for beginners for...
Where is a good source to go to for beginners for C used with Linux
Forum: Programming 03-04-2016
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Posted By cman
I think the C programming language is most...
I think the C programming language is most closely associated with the Linux operating system. I believe the kernel is written mostly in C ( with some time-crucial sections written in assembly...
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Posted By drl
Hi. If I understand this correctly, there is...
Hi.

If I understand this correctly, there is an autoload feature available for bash. I have tried it out and it seemed to work for me. At one time, there was an examples directory in...
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Posted By tinypig
bash
I just recently started using bash command line shortcuts !*, !^, !$ etc. Quite helpful. I also like aliases, especially to source files as in alias p='. .profile'
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Posted By kogorman3
BASH: because it's the most universal. I like to...
BASH: because it's the most universal. I like to use and stay familiar with the tools I'm most likely to run into on my next assignment. That pretty much means BASH or Window's command.
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Posted By MadeInGermany
That's why I like zsh as an interactive shell. ...
That's why I like zsh as an interactive shell.
It provides a cursor-up editing and, even keeps a loop structure!
The other thing that people like: the auto-completion with the Tab-key.
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Posted By Don Cragun
I guess I don't understand why you need both echo...
I guess I don't understand why you need both echo "$fn" and ls -l "$fn"???
Doesn't just using:ls -l N??? 2>/dev/null
convey the same information?
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Posted By migurus
I added the echo in the loop to show that when...
I added the echo in the loop to show that when nothing matches the N??? pattern the fn variable assumes value of N??? and that is the root of the question - when using for fname in some_pattern...
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Posted By ashish_samarth
If you want to split the source file in to 10...
If you want to split the source file in to 10 equal pieces, and the files renumbered for easy identification.

split -l 1000000 --numeric-suffixes --suffix-length=3 Source_file target_file.
Forum: Red Hat 04-25-2016
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Posted By joeyg
I am also confused. Although blade server size...
I am also confused.
Although blade server size varies from manufacturer to manufacturer, blade servers are characterized as full height or half height. The height aspect refers to how much space a...
Forum: AIX 04-25-2016
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Posted By uzair_rock
Absolutely! Take your time and thanks once again!
Absolutely! Take your time and thanks once again!
Forum: AIX 04-25-2016
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Posted By bakunin
I can do that, but it will have to wait until i...
I can do that, but it will have to wait until i am back in the office to consult my documentation. i need my beauty-sleep now. ;-))

bakunin
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