Today's article is piping hot...

[KGIII]

Well, no... I let AI take care of this one as well. That should be it for AI for a while. It does some things well but that's a limited scope.

Like the grep article, this is a worthwhile read but also serves as a place to link other articles. This way people can learn about those topics without needing to head to a search engine.

Mastering the Linux Terminal Pipe Command • Linux Tips

Well, if it's not obvious by the title, I've once again leaned on AI to write an article, this time about the pipe command.

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There's not much to the pipe command/operator. I think it's really an operator more than a command, but that can be a fuzzy line. Much of the web calls it a command, so I stuck with that.

 

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That is very useful.
Folks like me, have always doubts if/will or why/why not some commands works.

Thanks!

 

[KGIII]

That is very useful.
Folks like me, have always doubts if/will or why/why not some commands works.

Thanks!

The pipe is one of the most useful of tools.

& and && are also useful, as are > and >>.

I've yet to cover the former, but here's the latter:

How To: Write Text To A File From The Terminal with ">" and ">>" • Linux Tips

The title of this article probably should have been, "How To: Write Text To A File With The Redirection Operators.

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