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are we able to derive and save the whole output of a command to a file?!

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good evening dear community, 🙂

 


how do I save the output of a command to a file?

 

Is there a way without using any software? I would like to know how this would be doable?

 

well how to redirect the output (AKA stdout) to a txt-file?  If we re able to do that - this would be awesome.

 

Background: well i think it would be very very benifical if we would be able to do so...

 

any idea and thought would be greatly appreciated

 

greetings

 

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30 minutes ago, d-hubs said:

good evening dear community, 🙂

 


how do I save the output of a command to a file?

 

Is there a way without using any software? I would like to know how this would be doable?

 

well how to redirect the output (AKA stdout) to a txt-file?  If we re able to do that - this would be awesome.

 

Background: well i think it would be very very benifical if we would be able to do so...

 

any idea and thought would be greatly appreciated

 

greetings

 

Are you asking for...? 

[command] > file.txt

If you're using GNU/Linux anyways

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I would think simple questions like this could easily be solved with AIs like ChatGPT. Just tested both things ChatGPt said and they work

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14 hours ago, okkee said:

Are you asking for...? 

[command] > file.txt

If you're using GNU/Linux anyways

Works the same way in Windows as well. 
 

Or if you want to copy the output to clipboard, you can use clip. Only in windows.  

<command> | clip

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