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Allthough I've spent like 4 hours this morning trying to get my USB (or at least the iso of it) reckognized by FreeBSD via a VM, I didnt manage it..
Another 4 hours later, around 4:30pm, I...

But that is the issue...
I made the iso -from/off- the USB drive.
(i changed the iso in the maintime to have only 5mb, rather than misleading swarm-iso of ~900mb as the freebsd iso is about 900mb...

Figured...
Eventhough the REAL fs is msdosfs... I had to mount it as cd9660... because it got 'assigned' to /dev/cd0...

EDIT:
I wish.... sometimes I'm too fast on reporting success :(
It was a...

Since I had formated the usb as msdosfs, I did check the /dev/usb - which failed.

But you're on the right track, it IS /dev/cd0.
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However...
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Got that line from:
YouTube...

You could redirect error messages to a (log-)file, for a later review, or to parse for known issues after the 'main' commands.
So instead of >/dev/null you would be using >>/path/to/logfile.

Hope...

Heyas

I'm trying to test SWARM in a Vbox-FreeBSD environment.

I had prepared an ISO of my USB pendrive that just contains SWARM.
I'm using the FreeBSD image from my host's harddrive.
Both...

This is how my AwesomeWM looks like with an empty desktop:
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And that is why I dont understand why $1 == Name removes the "Name" line and shows the remaining values...
Because $1 is not empty -> it contains 'Name'... (and then the names...)

Cant wrap my...

I slightly modified your code...
Was not my first attempt, just one of the... lets do this variant with the current variable... moments...

I have no idea WHY this works, because I wanted to...

Dont do BOLD for code.
Do CODE for code.

And proper writing helps.... tSalary....
Or use grep -i ...

And btw...
Your code would not show the 'header' on occasion, but always...
Unless your...

Something like this?
[~/tmp] 0 $ awk '$4 <= 7000 {print}' "file.txt" | grep -v tSalary | sort -k 4

Thomas Manager Sales 5000
Jason Developer Technology 5500
Vicky DBA Technology 6000...

As I'm currently waiting on some feedback about systems I cannot test, such as MacOS or Solaris, I could improve the system detection slightly.

Big thanks to @Chubbler_XL for testing SWARM on...

Your code works for me:
[~] 0 $ type ord ; type chr
ord ist eine Funktion.
ord ()
{
printf '%d' "'$1";
return 0
}
chr ist eine Funktion.
chr ()
{
printf "\\$(printf '%03o'...

Strange...
'All' I had to do was to remove some echos of a bool function...

From:
swarm.util.isDir() { # /path/to/dir
# Returns true if passed string is a directory
# This function is...

Ok, so while we're testing SWARM for cross-platform abilities, I had figured that 'different theme for root' didnt apply.
So I fixed that.

Issue is....
- as a regular user - everything looks...

oops :o


As in, what code do you have so far?

Hi pulpwilkes and welcome to the forums

Some points missing:

Use code tags for code
What OS
What language / shell?


--- Post updated at 06:35 ---

Thanks for the updates.

Your...

Just came to mind - before this goes archive, if you look for a solution to this issue, here is mine:

for opt in "${@}"
do # Only parse for Arguments
# if variable:'opt' starts with '-'
[[...

Heyas

My core question is how to reduce the required time and diskusage (if/where possible) on the reduce-the-list issue.
# Get full list of all functions
local...

Thats why I prefer functions:
bigger_value() { # str1 str2
[[ ! 2 -eq $# ]] && echo "Usage: $FUNCNAME str1 str2" >&2 && return 1
echo ${#1} ${#2} | awk '{a=b=$1;($1>$2)?a=$2:b=$2;if(a*b){print...

Get your daily dose of code here!

How to make a simple 'press enter to continue' - "complex"?
You add options :p
press() { # [-c -l -r] [STR]
# Requires the user to press [Enter/Return]...

Why?
In your 2nd example, the 2nd value is 50% of the first value. (${#text1} > ${#text2})
That is 100% accurate.

If you want to get only the bigger value, you need to switch the echo'd values,...

Try:
echo ${#text1} ${#text2} | awk '{print (100/$1*$2) }'

Hope this helps

Thank you on both points! :)

So, I guess I shall edit now all those blog posts using images?
(though I have had used this (wrong) method for all my posts with images, as far as I remember)
...

Hello
The topic is: https://www.unix.com/shell-programming-and-scripting/283930-blog-thread-creating-shell-wrapper-runtime-modifier-swarm-new-post.html

When I got up today, I see there's a...