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In the code below how do I get sed's find and replace value to cary over into the output that gets redirected to the .txt file at the end? Everything else gets replaced but everything in the if statement gets left behind. # example: ./configure input-file, SSID, IP, device-name, gateway, … 
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Hi All, THis is just a basic question about Wine. How many use it on Linux and how many are happy with it? I've seen mixed reviews about Wine on the internets so I thought I would ask the only tech community that matters. I just installed it because I …
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Hi.... I'm new in Ubuntu and GNOMe... something I don't understand is that when I've used this command to uninstall my gnome sudo apt-get remove gnome* ...and then install it again using another command which I've also found in the internet... ...then reboot my laptop... I came up to a … 
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bash, using sed
In the script below second & third line are working but not the first and fourth. The reason is because I am replacing the whole line, I actually only need to replace what's to the right of the '=' sign. Any idea on how I can accomplish this in sed? …
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new technology
is there anyone interested in the idea of making a new operating system in the (Unix Like operating systems) category, if you are interested we can start brainstorming about how achieve that goal.
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