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You can also drag a folder icon from a Nautilus window onto a terminal session and it will enter the full path to the folder at the prompt. Ooh, three of us with the same answer at the same time! Last edited by DrOlaf; August 15th, 2008 at 04:16 PM .
The straight line is called a pipe. It takes output from the first program and uses it as input for the second. However, the example using cat you have is a little strange. Code: ls /usr/bin. ls /usr/bin | less. ls /usr/bin/*grep*. ls /usr/bin/*grep* | wc -l. You can hook as many programs together in that way as you want.
Re: How do I click ok in the terminal? Hit the Tab button until the "<OK>" is highlighted and then hit Enter. Ubuntu user #35115 - Linux user #555707 - My Ubuntu Wik page. Join the Ubuntu Forums' IRC room (#ubuntuforums on irc.freenode.net)! Adv Reply. October 16th, 2011 #4.
Cannot open terminal. I'm a total linux newb and I recently installed xubuntu on my netbook. My problem is, that I don't seem to be able to open the terminal, which to be honest kinda makes using linux instead of windows pointless. Failed to execute default Terminal Emulator. Failed to execute child process "terminal" (No such file or directory).
Re: How to show one page at a time in Terminal for long strings... Pipe the output of the command to either less or more (both do similar jobs in slightly different ways). Code: command | less. Code: command | more. less allows you to scroll from within even a non-scrollable terminal, more prints a page then you press enter to bring up every ...
Re: How to close file from terminal. The equivalent to ctrl + alt + del on Ubuntu is the system monitor. It has a tab from which you can choose a process and stop it. From the terminal, I believe the appropriate command is "kill". I don't know how to use it, but you could have a look at the man page.
Code: cd /media/cdrom#. where # is a number starting at 0 depending on which CD-drive you are using. (ex: the first drive is 0, the 2nd is 1 etc) if the cd isn't mounted do this: Code: mount /media/cdrom#. and then change to the cd-rom directory using the command above. *another way to access the first cdrom (or the only one) you can use this ...
I am stuck in the middle of a apt-get upgrade! Whilst upgrading the terminal gave me an option relating to a config file. 1 install new config. 2 keep existing config. I selected option "D" to display the differences between the two. I am now stuck in that option and it has (END) before the cursor. How do I return to and complete the original ...
Re: Enable mouse in terminal. General Purpose Mouse interface. This package provides a daemon that captures mouse events when the system. console is active, and delivers events to applications through a library. By default, the daemon provides a 'selection' mode, so that. cut-and-paste with the mouse works on the console just as it does. under X.