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What is the difference between > and >> (especially as it relates to use with the cat program)? [duplicate]

Is it possible to download extremely large files intelligently or in parts via SSH from Linux to Windows?

Deleting commented lines in a text file using sed

How can I determine the wall clock time of a process?

Change the text on a single line number in multiple text files

Copying Linux NFS files to a standard consumer external hard drive

Escape sequences for function keys (F1-F12), especially F11 and F12

Meaning of `u k-pcpu` options in ps

Using a reference to a bash string variable in sed

How to determine FFTW version?

How can I rename all files in the current directory having a particular extension to another extension? [duplicate]

Why does 'make' complain about a missing rule when I try to build a program from source?

Why is my PATH not listed in my .bashrc file? [duplicate]

Is there a way to determine when a binary was compiled or installed?

Making multiple calls to a program via a bash shell script

Re-assigning (specifically, incrementing) a variable in a bash script [duplicate]

Using export and source commands in bashrc file

Print values of %CPU over time for a particular process

Bash script to start a process with a command, then obtain and store the PID of that process

In a bash script, loop through a bash array for input to a binary

Regular expression for string starting and ending with brackets

Use ls to list backup files only

Why doesn't the following call to 'at' execute the bash script?