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Entry created on 2022-12-02 author:steeph (374) cat:Cheese (1) cat:Silly (29) cat:Thoughts (71) lang:en (253)

I think somebody just has to tell the cheese that it stinks. It would probably shower more often if it was aware of how others view it.

Bash Tip

Entry created on 2022-11-30 author:steeph (374) cat:Bash (31) cat:File Descriptors (1) cat:Output Redirection (1) cat:Software (53) lang:en (253)

In a script, if you open a file descriptor like this: eval exec 3>&1 and redirect output from certain commands to it like this: echo blub >&3 then you can redirect only that certain output to a different file if needed when calling the script. By default all goes to stdout, but when called like this: ./script 3>>file1 >>file2 then you can check the separated output in file1 and the rest of stdout in file2.

Entry created on 2022-11-29 author:steeph (374) cat:Conversation (2) cat:Jokes (4) cat:Silly (29) lang:en (253)

Where were you born?
Hmm, I'm not sure. That was such a long time ago. I can't remember. Where were you born?
In a hospital.
Huh, just like me.

Entry created on 2022-11-27 author:steeph (374) cat:Bash (31) cat:Linux (36) lang:en (253)

When I started to really use Linux I followed the common suggestion to read all the relevant man pages. I skipped a lot. But I still sometimes feel like it is useful that I've read about a thing or another before. I attempted to read the bash manual back then, but it was just too much at once.

Many years later I started to use more of my shell's potential, which was still bash. Now I'm used to write scripts and have written a relatively large application in bash, but had never read the entire bash manual.

Until this year. I've read the entire bash man page. And yes, I did learn useful new things.

Entry created on 2022-11-27 author:steeph (374) cat:Linux (36) cat:Talks (4) cat:Video (1) lang:en (253)

I like how "Linux on the desktop" is still the same running joke nowadays even though the vision has lost it's relevance as a goal.

Linux on mobile is nowaday's "Linux on the desktop". And don't make the mistake to think that Android is Linux and so Linux has won.

Here's a talk from this year about Linux Mobile: "Is there hope for Linux on smartphones?" by Guido Günther

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