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Edit .bashrc file so *every* command output is piped in to a specific command
No matter what command I use, I want to pipe it in to another command. Specifically I want to pipe it to lolcat (which will just color everything in to a shade of rainbow). Is it possible to do this just by editing the .bashrc file? And, if anyone is wondering, I don't plan on actually using...- farima4
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- bash bashrc lolcat output pipe
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- Forum: General Linux Questions
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Using command outputs in another scripts
Hello, Sometime I need to extract specific value (or more values) from my system using command outputs (in order to use this values for conditional testing in scripts). For example: Get my CPU temperature and if it is above 60 °C then do something. For this scenario I use command "watch -n 2...- hal_sk
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- command line grep output
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- Forum: Command Line