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I'm trying to view the contents of /var/cache/pacman/pkg but the list goes by to fast to see the package names,is there anyway to view the packages page by page.I only ask because i had to reinstall arch and copy my backup package directory from my flash drive to /var/cache/pacman/pkg and i dont know the full name of a wvdial pkg im trying to install.THX
Last edited by unilx (2010-12-03 20:34:37)
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ls | more
ls | less
and so on
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Use a pipe!
ls | less
(or "ls | more")
more is installed on every Unix system. less is like more, but has more features than more. You could also use most, but most probably isn't installed on most systems. less and more are used more than most.
Also, you can just press Shift + Page Up to scroll up the console.
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Thanks for the quick reply
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Use a pipe!
ls | less
(or "ls | more")more is installed on every Unix system. less is like more, but has more features than more. You could also use most, but most probably isn't installed on most systems. less and more are used more than most.
Also, you can just press Shift + Page Up to scroll up the console.
That was fun to read.
Less is more than more. Less and more are more common than most, which isn't installed on most systems.
Last edited by urist (2010-12-03 20:41:47)
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That was fun to read.
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Less is more than more. Less and more are more common than most, which isn't installed on most systems.
Wouldn't that be;
Less is more than most because less and more are more common that most (which isn't installed most systems???
( And thanks for the tip(s), I just ran into a similar problem myself)
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more is installed on every Unix system. less is like more, but has more features than more. You could also use most, but most probably isn't installed on most systems. less and more are used more than most.
That is sheer geek poetry!
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