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How to execute more commands in the terminal?
So if you want to execute more commands in the same terminal, you have to press Control + C to exit the program, which will also exit geany. So it’s best to simply run programs through the GUI, therefore saving you a lot of terminal windows.
Is there way to save a command in Ubuntu terminal if I..?
If you are running zsh, you can use Ctrl-Q, which runs the command push-line. It will save what you have currently typed onto a stack, clear the prompt, and then pop the stack after you enter your next command. I use this all the time for exactly the situation you describe.
How to run command from Terminal in Ubuntu?
Or you can also use Ubuntu’s run command function by pressing Alt + F2 and typing the command you want to run, no terminal required. If what you’re really trying to do is start a GUI program from the terminal, you may prefer something like
How to save commands and use them on demand?
Keep utility will save your important and frequently used commands in Terminal itself. You can retrieve and execute them at any time. More importantly, you can sync the saved commands across multiple systems and also save all commands on a remote system. can keep all your commands with brief description,
Why does terminal say a.out command not found?
I compiled it and it put a file on the desktop called a.out (as the book i am reading told me it should), but when i type the command a.out into terminal and run it it says -bash: a.out: command not found. Why is it saying this?
Why is my C program not running in terminal?
It also says that if the file is not in the correct path i can either add it to the path or run ./a.out, this method works and runs the program, why is this? When you type a command name ( a.out is no different from any other command name in this respect), the shell searches for an executable file with that name.
What do you do when you hit the wrong key in the terminal?
Ah, you’re hitting the wrong key. It’s Control + C. This is the command to force the current running application in the terminal to end. If you end the command it will also end the corresponding open application.