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Siddharth Prakash Singh, spsneo, India, Bihar, Patna, IIT Guwahati, Computer Science, Adobe Systems, Google, spsneo at gmail dot comDisclaimer
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Category Archives: Man pages
Bash History Tips and Tricks
Bash supports history expansion feature which can be very useful for powerful command-line users. According to bash manual page – History expansions introduce words from the history list into the input stream, making it easy to repeat commands, insert the … Continue reading
Colourful man pages in Ubuntu
Linux man pages are the most important resource for a Linux freak. By default man pages are formatted using the ‘less’ utility. ‘less’ shows the man pages in black & white, something like this : If you use ‘most’ utility … Continue reading