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Disable a startup of service in Ubuntu | UNIX Tutorial: Learn UNIX
If for whatever reason you stop using a certain service in your Ubuntu install and would like to disable automatic restarting for it upon system reboot, ...
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Parsing text files line by line in Unix script | UNIX Tutorial ...
But if you for whatever reason wanted to read this file from a script and assign the whole release information line to a Unix variable, using cat output ...
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time - system resource usage for running a Unix command | UNIX ...
time command is a basic tool in Unix which allows you to keep track of the system resources when running a specified Unix command. time command in.
