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ire I am a web developer. I always execute some commands on the terminal when I want to start work. E.g: sudo service apache2 start
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sudo service mysql start
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To speed up the process, I created a file .shwith the following commands . Now when I want to
ire I am a web developer. I always execute some commands on the terminal when I want to start work. E.g: sudo service apache2 start
sudo service mysql start
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To speed up the process, I created a file .shwith the following commands . Now when I want to
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maximum I want to make the terminal's command prompt shorter. Currently, I'm using Python virtualenv, virtualenvwrapperso that's causing a lot of extra text to be displayed on the command prompt. I need to shorten it to the bare minimum, so I want to do this:
username I want to open a new terminal from the terminal. It should have a shell prompt with some commands already run. How to do it? username The syntax is: gnome-terminal -x bash -c "[COMMAND 1]; [COMMAND 2]; exec $SHELL"
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username I want to open a new terminal from the terminal. It should have a shell prompt with some commands already run. How to do it? username The syntax is: gnome-terminal -x bash -c "[COMMAND 1]; [COMMAND 2]; exec $SHELL"
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maximum I want to make the terminal's command prompt shorter. Currently, I'm using Python virtualenv, virtualenvwrapperso that's causing a lot of extra text to be displayed on the command prompt. I need to shorten it to the bare minimum, so I want to do this:
username I want to open a new terminal from the terminal. It should have a shell prompt with some commands already run. How to do it? username The syntax is: gnome-terminal -x bash -c "[COMMAND 1]; [COMMAND 2]; exec $SHELL"
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Ewaman Dataset.withColumn()It seems to append the column to the end of the schema. How can I put the column at the beginning of the pattern? Alper Turck selectUse with wildcards : df.select(new_column, col("*"))
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Ewaman Dataset.withColumn()It seems to append the column to the end of the schema. How can I put the column at the beginning of the pattern? Alper Turck selectUse with wildcards : df.select(new_column, col("*"))
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Pop music How to permanently change the contents of the command prompt under Windows 7? I know promptthe command and content options , but I'm not sure where to save the custom prompt so I can use it every time. The old web page says autoexec.bat, but this app
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Ozkan ÖZLÜ I have folders (for example ) where c:\foldermany files reside . They are both HTML documents. But some of them are not .htmlextended. I want to add their file extensions .htmlone at a time using command prompt . All files without an extension end w
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username How do I "echo" this command (NUMBER line in the script): Number of lines is 23.
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echo Number of line is cat $0 | wc -l
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freak This should do the trick. #!/bin/bash
echo "This script is `wc -l $0 | cut -d " " -f 1` l
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Rich I'm on a Macbook Pro and I want to change it to the current directory and change it to a dollar sign in Terminal. I've looked at these resources to try and fix this. I tried modifying the ~/.bashrc file and saving it, but it doesn't seem to work. PATH=$PA
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