I’m trying to come up with an solution to this problem, I need to incrementally count and then print the counts of the unique values in column 1 of a tab delimited text file. Here is an example:
For a study I am doing I was asked how many actual developers commit on a typical kernel version.
I’ve been trying to use bash to read a file character by character.
Is there any way to make it so that when programs try to perform seek() operations on a named pipe it will come back successful (but act as if the pipe was an empty file) instead of ‘Illegal seek’?
Excel files can be converted to CSV using:
I’m wondering if there is any commands or programs to make some window maximized in X Window? For example, what I imagine is something like this
NOTE: This question is the complement of this Q&A: How to “grep” for line length in a given range?
When I use less at the command line the output is like
It is possible to make ls -l output the size field with digits grouped by thousands? If so, how?
If I have a directory containing some files whose names have spaces, e.g.