I've been messing with my terminal and I've come across something I don't
understand. if I run $ cat on it's own, I am booted from any working
environment. Can some explain what's going on?
> if I run $ cat on it's own, I am booted from any working environment.
> Can some explain what's going on?
What do you mean by "booted from"? When I run `cat` without any
arguments, it just hangs until I cancel the command with Ctrl+C.
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When you call cat without arguments, it expects to get the input from
standard input, which means from your keyboard.
Map the cat?
Sorry, I'm out of here.
mop the cat
cancelling the command, I guess that's what I was indirectly trying to learn
here. thanks!
so is it just waiting for a further command? or is it actually running the
cat program somehow?
Now that's a direction!
excellent magic banana!