s/hack/modify/ >revised\ comment;
s/hack/modify/ >revised\ comment;
Whoa, that's way over my head at the moment! I'm just gonna steer clear of that for a bit!
Whoa, that's way over my head at the moment! I'm just gonna steer clear of that for a bit!
It's Linux nerd humor. sed is a Linux command that among other things substitutes text. For the command "s/hack/modify" it searches through the text for any instance of "hack" and replaces it with "modify".
To change that 8 seconds to something more reasonable, as root, edit the file /etc/default/grub and change the GRUB_TIMEOUT value, then run the command update-grub.
It's Linux nerd humor. `sed` is a Linux command that among other things substitutes text. For the command "s/hack/modify" it searches through the text for any instance of "hack" and replaces it with "modify".
To change that 8 seconds to something more reasonable, as root, edit the file `/etc/default/grub` and change the GRUB_TIMEOUT value, then run the command `update-grub`.
...the command "s/hack/modify" it searches through the text for any instance of "hack" and replaces it with "modify".
Just the first one per line unless you s///g for global search and replace.
>...the command "s/hack/modify" it searches through the text for any instance of "hack" and replaces it with "modify".
Just the first one per line unless you s///g for global search and replace.
Nice, thank you.
Nice, thank you.
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