What is the file with the ~ at the end of the filename for? $ ls # aliased to add flags -rwxrwxr-x 1 durrantm 2741 May 16 09:28 strip_out_rspec_prep_cmds.sh~* drwxrwxr-x 13 durrantm 4096 May 16 14:21 ../ -rwxrwxr-x 1 durrantm 2221 May 16 14:58 strip_out_rspec_prep_cmds.sh* This is not the same as .swp files which are … Read more
I am trying to sort some simple pipe-delimited data. However, sort isn’t actually sorting. It moves my header row to the bottom, but my two rows starting with 241 are being split by a row starting with 24.
It looks like when adding a directory into $PATH, its subdirectories are not added recursively. So can I do that? Or is there a reason why this is not supported?
I currently have the following line in my .zshrc:
I have been trying to build a captive portal in Apache that I plan to be Apple CNA aware.
Description: console calculator concalc is a calculator for the Linux
console. It is just the parser-algorithm of extcalc packed into a
simple console program. You can use it if you need a calculator in
your shell. concalc is also able to run scripts written in a C-like
programming language.
I am trying to install Linux headers for Kali Linux on my machine and I have tried every possible solution on the internet but it always show “Unable to locate packages “
I want to print previous line,every time a match was found. I know about grep -A and -B options. But my Solaris 5.10 machine doesn’t support those options.
How can I safely get the version of ksh from within a ksh script?
Why isn’t there a unified package manager that acts as an interface between the end-user and the underlying low-level package manager (apt, yast, pacman, etc.)?