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author: Marco Farace
title: bash
previous-page: pages/cmd/interm/basename.html
next-page: pages/cmd/interm/cat.html
next-page: pages/cmd/interm/caffeinate.html
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Bash is an sh-compatible command language interpreter that executes commands

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layout: page
category-page: intermediate
category-title: Intermediate commands
tags: sleep coffee kafee stand by buongiornissimo
author: Joao Tomazoni
title: caffeinate
previous-page: pages/cmd/interm/bash.html
next-page: pages/cmd/interm/cat.html
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The <code>caffeinate</code> command prevents the computer to go into sleep mode,
just as if you would set it to never sleep in the system preferences.
Type <code>caffeinate -d</code> in your terminal and it will prevent your screen to sleep
without changing the system preferences.</p>
<pre>
caffeinate -d
</pre>
You can also prevent your computer to go sleep while another process is taking place, but turn sleep
mode on again when the process is over, for that you use the same code as above, and then type the
arguments you want to run and prevent computer to go on sleep mode. For example, say you have a
big file on your desktop that you want to md5, and you want to prevent your computer to enter
the sleep mode:
<pre>
caffeinate -d ~/Desktop/bigfile
</pre>
Doing so, your computer is now prevent to enter on sleep mode while the md5 process is running,
and automatically turn the sleep mode on again when the process is completed.

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tags: cat content file show concatenate
author: Fabiano Fenini
title: cat
previous-page: pages/cmd/interm/bash.html
previous-page: pages/cmd/interm/caffeinate.html
next-page: pages/cmd/interm/chroot.html
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The <code>cat</code> command can be easily associated to the word “concatenation” but

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author: Andrea Brites Marto
title: git
previous-page: pages/cmd/interm/fg.html
next-page: pages/cmd/interm/ifconfig.html
next-page: pages/cmd/interm/htop.html
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If you want to use <i>Git</i> on the shell you need to know how this command works.<br>
The <i>git</i> command providesa set of high-level operations and full access to internals.<br>

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layout: page
category-page: intermediate
category-title: Intermediate commands
tags: process status stats cpu ram memory
author: Joao Tomazoni
title: htop
previous-page: pages/cmd/interm/git.html
next-page: pages/cmd/interm/ifconfig.html
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The <code>htop</code> command is used to display the system resources
usage and the active processes.
You can use it to see how your computer is running and what's using the
RAM and the CPU.
<pre>
htop
</pre>
To quit <code>htop</code> you need to type <code>q</code> on your keyboard. You can also click
with the mouse or touchpad to sort the columns of the displayed data.<br>
You can move across the stats using the keys on your keyboard.
<h3>Flags</h3>
<ul>
<li><b>-d</b>: set the delay of refresh of information</li>
<li><b>-C</b>: disable colors</li>
<li><b>-p</b>: display only a specified process id</li>
<li><b>-u</b>: display only a specified user</li>
<li><b>-t</b>: display the processes with a tree view so you can understand better</li>
</ul>

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tags: command ifconfig
author: Matteo Omenetti
title: ifconfig
previous-page: pages/cmd/interm/git.html
previous-page: pages/cmd/interm/htop.html
next-page: pages/cmd/interm/install.html
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layout: page
category_title: interm
category-page: interm
category-page: intermediate
category-title: Intermediate commands
tags: tar shell command compress archive
author: Nicola Brunner
title: tar