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If you think about your question, it will logically make sense. You are "grepping" for a name or word and at the time the ps and grep run, there are two process that contain the target word, the...

You could just append a line to the file...

echo "trailer record" >> filename

I like CoreUtils...

CoreUtils for Windows (http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/packages/coreutils.htm)

and Vim for an editor

http://www.vim.org/download.php

The quickest way for me would be to do this:

grep -v "\.\.\.\." test.txt > test2.txt

What operating system are you on? Most have built in monitoring alerts for such things.

In Vi it would be...


:1,$s/\:\/usr.*$/replace text/g


This worked for me. Replacing everything from that spot to the end of the line.

Yes, frappa is correct. I use the "split" command regularly to do that very thing.

ATT Xenix on an orignal IBM PC.. it was an install on about 30 5.25 floppies... didn't know anything about Unix or Linux at the time....

I too have recently switched from Ubuntu 11 to Mint 11. It installed without any configuration changes on a couple of laptops and a desktop, all buttons and wifi working perfectly. That is the thing...

Searched this site and found some good examples.
I don't have 5 posts, which surprises me, so I can't post a URL here.

Do a search and you may find the answer before asking the same question.
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Try :syntax on

See if that helps.

I'll break the ice. Xbox 360 because of all the games, the picture and the online community.

The OP should try several of the flavors on LiveCD and see which one appeals to them. I personally like Mint because of its ease of installation, its easy GUI and it runs well on all the varied...