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awk 'NF' yourfile.txt

You can pipe it to awk

awk '{ print $NF }' FS=/

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You can pipe it to awk

find /usr/monitor/text/...

It is not that is an application file. It is because it is on a mounted image and items in a mounted image can not be removed from the mounted image.

Yes you don't actually put them in the functions header, but you can look at each parameter giving to a function the same way you look at shell parameters. The parameters start with $1, $2... and so...

To execute another terminal windows its

open -a terminal

The -a stands for application. I am not sure why the pdf file is not showing in your preview.