Miroslav Karlovsky wrote:
> head-n produce sometimes to much empty lines s.d.
> One limiting for highest 2 lines (maximum) are forcing.
>
> html2text -ascii $i | head -n$zZ >> ZZ-line.txt
In bug#8994 now merged with 8993:
> My replenishment to head -n resolf to minimum of the lines are 8. This
>
RAMON PITARG MARTI wrote:
> I have a 10.4 Ubuntu, I am a beginner in this OS, and I am happy by
> the changed do by Microsoft to Linux/ubuntu, but I want to install de
> program for avoid the Taxes document for the year 2010, and went sas
> discharged, the program not ist install. Your previous mes
Bob Proulx wrote:
> Please see this FAQ entry for detailed explanation and hints on how to
> avoid this problem.
>
>
> http://www.gnu.org/software/coreutils/faq/#The-date-command-is-not-working-right_002e
Since there hasn't been any feedback on this bug since March I assume
that the answers pr
Hi Coreutils.
$ ./dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/null bs=2G
gives the following in 'top':
23182 tange 20 0 2058m 2.0g 616 R 100 25.8 0:25.13 dd
So it actively uses 2 G. This is exactly what I would expect.
However, if I use 10G it mallocs 10 G but only uses 2 G:
$ ./dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev
tag 9187 notabug
thanks
On 07/27/2011 08:06 PM, Hugh Esco wrote:
perhaps I just need to learn the right switches to apply to sort on the
other side of a pipe, but I have often wanted to sort the results of du
in descending order and have it get it how to parse the -s(ummary) -h
(uman) readable o
perhaps I just need to learn the right switches to apply to sort on the
other side of a pipe, but I have often wanted to sort the results of du
in descending order and have it get it how to parse the -s(ummary) -h
(uman) readable output.
So instead of:
$ du -sh /var/log/*
28K /var/log/apt
