top | item 39461996 (no title) FreeFull | 2 years ago That doesn't work for the first step though, where you want to print the file to stdout without processing it in any way discuss order hn newest hawski|2 years ago Fair. One could get used to the following for the first step: < file.txt cat But then one has to ctrl-w cat. It is a pity that this is not an alternative to cat for a single file: < file.txt
hawski|2 years ago Fair. One could get used to the following for the first step: < file.txt cat But then one has to ctrl-w cat. It is a pity that this is not an alternative to cat for a single file: < file.txt
hawski|2 years ago