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text intended for human readers, generally consisting of sentences in a human language organized in paragraphs

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I have a downloaded ebook on my PC that's in Polish, problem is my mp3 that can also display ebooks doesn't have Polish characters so I need a way to edit all the ł, ń, ą, ó etc. into l, n, a, o etc. ...
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POSIX defines a text file as "a file that contains characters organized into zero or more lines". However, according to POSIX definition of a line, there are two possible "kinds" ...
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I've got a bunch of text files and pdfs in a directory. If I enter evince *.pdf ..all the pdfs open up in separate windows, I do this quite often. When I enter cat *.txt ..was pleasantly surprised ...
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On Ubuntu, how to reformat text to fit width (except final line), adding spaces where necessary? The closest I can get is with fmt --width=64, but this does not add the spaces between words. Input ...
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So I have an ancient archive of emails and I want to combine them into one big happy text file, can that be done? I notice when I view an email and cut and paste the content I get exactly what I want ...
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How can I copy all the text in a tmux pane? Pressing Ctrl + b and ] I can select a portion of text, but it is cumbersome to scroll all the way to the top in a long pane. Is there an easier way to ...
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The dte editor a small and easy to use console text editor. In readme or its online doc, both says: Regex search and replace (are the key features). However, I haven't found how to do the replace ...
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I have a program that prints Unicode half-block characters (U+2580, U+2584), but on Debian 10 terminals (just the fullscreen terminal, no X), it's printing diamonds instead of half-blocks. The two ...
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I am trying to change a given string in a large project to another string using cscope [Change this text string:]. When it prompts to select the instances, I press ctrl + a to select all and then ctrl ...
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I want to know how to send systemd logs to a text file. There are many reasons for this, such as: Being able to use grep without having to use journalctl first Being accustomed to it Why not use it ...
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Let me preface I am not sure if this question has been asked before, I have been Googling for answers but came up short. I want to use standard Linux/Unix commands (running this on FreeBSD) to exclude ...
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So, I used batcat to syntax highlight a file in the terminal. After I close it through Ctrl + C, my cursor stops blinking and I cant see the text I type in my terminal. Error
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I have thousands of text files called file.txt. Because they all share the same name I cannot move them to the same folder without them overwriting. I need a command that will locate all of the file....
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I am looking for a command that will write the names of all directories, subdirectories and file names to a text file. Example format: directory1 |_subdirectory1 | |_filename1.mp4 |_subdirectory2 | |...
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Arabic font was nice when installed Ubuntu 22.04, like it was the default one, but today it turned to the one below You can see the difference between English and Arabic in smoothing ==================...
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Here's a sample input: PAMA Pamc PaML Panel00 PanelBrightnessLimits PanelBrightnessParamsX PanelPWMDutyRange PanelPWMFrequency I want to get: Panel00 PanelBrightnessLimits PanelBrightnessParamsX ...
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Today I added a printer on linux and tried to print an excel file. Clicked print but no reaction from printer. When I went to printer menu to troubleshoot I noticed that my printer's description was ...
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I'm new to unix and I'm having a hard time doing this loop. I have a directory with a list of files and I'm able to list all of those files in a text file. I have a text file that contains the ...
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Is "text" (GRUB_GFXPAYLOAD_LINUX=text) an acceptable long-term grub setting? Can it be presumed that the "GUI" (Mint Cinnamon X server etc) will faithfully take over to normal ...
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I've a tab-delimited file, e.g. myfile.tsv: abc\tfoo xyz\tbar but sometimes, it has some blank columns, e.g. abc\tfoo xyz\tbar what\t \tthe bleep\tsleep i.e. $ printf "abc\tfoo\n" > ...
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i need to insert the below lines (after variable substitution) before the first matched string which is server { in /etc/nginx/nginx.conf Variable: website=www.hello.com Block of lines: server { # ...
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I found a similar question here, but it is not exactly what I want. Let's suppose I have a text file like this: [...] age: 10 country: United States city: New York name: John age: 27 country: Canada ...
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I was wondering how indenting recursively more and more lines of poetry following a custom rule. For instance Let say we have: OF Mans First Disobedience, and the Fruit Of that Forbidden Tree, whose ...
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I'm looking for a program that is able to output an image with my inputted text on it. Sort of like a template, I would input varying text / numbers and an image, and the program will output the image ...
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I am using secure copy to copy some data from a server to a folder (let's say: scp [email protected]:/project1/data/ data1/). My question is if it is possible to save the address of the server (in the ...
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