calculator, dc, desk, Linux, postfix, terminal
In Linux on October 5, 2007 at 4:08 am
Terminal command to perform arithmetic operations
dc [OPTION] [file ...]
-e –expression=EXPR evaluate expression
-f –file=FILE evaluate contents of file
Basic arithmetic uses the standard + – / * symbols but entered after the digits
To print result type p
To quit dc type q

Linux, mkfifo, monitor, pipe, script, Shell, terminal, Tips and Tricks
In Linux, Shell on October 4, 2007 at 6:34 am
Open a terminal and type as below
[raja@AGRAJA ~]$ mkfifo output
[raja@AGRAJA ~]$ script -f output
Open another terminal and type as below
[raja@AGRAJA ~]$ cat output
Now return to first terminal and execute any command.
Everything on the first terminal is updated on the second terminal also.

Linux, manage, multiple, screen, Shell, terminal, Tips and Tricks, windows
In Linux, Shell on October 4, 2007 at 5:59 am
Manage multiple terminals using screen utility
[raja@AGRAJA ~]$ screen -t name_of_screen
[raja@AGRAJA ~]$ screen -t name_of_screen2 screen_no
To navigate between screens:
1) CTRL+a
2.1) Type ” to list available screens; use arrow keys to select
[or]
2.2) Type w to list screens on the title bar for a moment.
i) CTRL+a
ii) type screen_no (it can be 0, 1, 2 … )
To scroll within a screen
1) CTRL+a
2) ESC
3) Page-Up/Page-Down