I have a simple Python script that uses ANSI escape sequences to开发者_JS百科 have colored output on the terminal.
How to execute a thread in a script in a new terminal window/command prompt? So that the results of the thread will be displayed on a separate window while still having control on the main interpreter
When I open a terminal window this is what I get immediately: dyld: Library not loaded: /usr/lib/libiconv.2.dylib
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Under Windows, I use Putty for remote server administration.It has a killer feature where you can send the contents of your clipboard to the server as keystrokes, effectively letting you copy and past
i\'m using xmgrace in the terminal, and want the data to be displayed directly as dots instead of lines. Achieving this in the GUI is simple, but I have to read in multiple files, and do not want to c
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I created a Git alias based off of the Git Immersion tutorial by EdgeCase that looks like this: hist = log --pretty=format:\\\"%h %ad | %s%d [%an]\\\" --graph --date=short
On my terminal in Ubuntu, I often run programs which keep running for a long time. And since there are a lot of these programs, I keep forgetting which terminal is for which program, unless I tab thro
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