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In linux, if you want to suppress any program outout, just append [...] to the command.

Silly example (but valid): ls -l [...] (to supress the output)

Answer

> /dev/null

^^sending output to the null device


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In linux, if you want to suppress any program outout, just append [...] to the command.

Silly example (but valid): ls -l [...] (to supress the output)

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In linux, if you want to suppress any program outout, just append [...] to the command.

Silly example (but valid): ls -l [...] (to supress the output)

Answer

> /dev/null

^^sending output to the null device

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18. UNIX Devices
make the entire archive unrecoverable. The mt command stands for m agnetic t ape and controls generic SCSI tape devices. See also mt (1). 18.5.7 Hiding program output, creating blocks of zeros <span>If you don't want to see any program output, just append > /dev/null to the command. For example, we aren't often interested in the output of make . [ make is discussed later.] Here we absorb everything save for error messages. make > /dev/null Then, of course, we c

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