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Forum: Debian 07-31-2011
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Posted By yazu
1. Try: update-flashplugin-nonfree --install ...
1. Try:
update-flashplugin-nonfree --install
2.Look at chrysocome.net - Explore2fs (http://www.chrysocome.net/explore2fs)
Forum: UNIX and Linux Applications 06-21-2011
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Posted By pludi
The basic outline would be this: Shrink the...
The basic outline would be this:
Shrink the Linux partitions to make space for Windows, eg. using gparted.
Don't create a partition for Windows, let the installer handle that.
Reboot into the...
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Posted By mij
In a regular expression parentheses are used to...
In a regular expression parentheses are used to group characters, so you need to escape them if you mean to use them as characters to match.

\(abcd\) will match occurrences of "(abcd)".
(abcd)...
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Posted By atul9806
Hi Syco \ is a escape character. This is...
Hi Syco

\ is a escape character. This is used to escape the special meaning of the character.

As * is a meta character, If you do not want to use it as a meta character
use like this
\*

$...
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Posted By kumaran_5555
See by executing `wc -w text.txt` you are taking...
See by executing `wc -w text.txt` you are taking all word count in one go, then why are you using loop again.


maintain a variable to hold the line number and increment it each time inside the...
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Posted By itkamaraj
el= wc -w; the above will not work. ...
el= wc -w;

the above will not work.

because for the wc command, you need the file name or any input
wc <options> filename

or
echo "This is test" | wc -l

and also, you need to use...
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Posted By Shahul
sed -n '$=' filename Thanks Sha
sed -n '$=' filename


Thanks
Sha
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Posted By kumaran_5555
To calculate how many lines you can use, wc...
To calculate how many lines you can use,

wc -l filename.txt

To calulcate how many words /line,

awk '{print NR NF}' filename
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Posted By quirkasaurus
first line: file1.h: file2.h file3.h ...
first line:
file1.h: file2.h file3.h

means.... that file1.h needs action if older than file2.h or file3.h.
however, no action specified.

file1.exe : file4.c file5.c
gcc -o file1.exe...
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Posted By Perderabo
What language is the file from which you are...
What language is the file from which you are removing comments? The fact that you say it has "echo" statements makes me think "shell", but shells do not support "/*....*/" style comments.
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