Thank you. "less" is exactly the program I was looking for. However,
when I use the following command:
xdebconfigurator -x | less
it looks like the content gets loaded into less, but as soon as I use for
example the arrow-keys or 'b','f','y' etc. the content disappears and I get a
bunch of these:
~
~
~
~
~
~
~
loading a file into less doesn't seem to cause these problems.
Regards,
Louis
Craig M. Houck schrieb:
the redirection will work for sure.
Try
xdebconfigurator -x | more
as well and of course
xdebconfigurator -x | less
for the less fans
At 08:03 PM 9/19/2005 +0200, Louis Woods wrote:
I have just installed xdebconfigurator to get some clues about some of
the hardware in my laptop. When I run "xdebconfigurator - x" there is so
much information returned that I can't read all of it; I am on the
command line and can't (or don't know how) to scroll back up to the
beginning of the output. Therefore I was wondering if there is a way to
redirect that output to a file. I was hoping I could do something like:
xdebconfigurator -x > output.txt
or
xdebconfigurator -x | pico -w output.txt
Obviously I am very new to Debian (and Linux) and greatefull for any
suggestions.
Thank you,
Louis
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