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Looking to navigate through files effortlessly in Linux? You're in luck! In this tutorial, I'll walk you through the fundamentals of using less and provide you with 10 practical examples to master its functionality. From basic navigation to advanced search techniques, you'll learn how to utilize the full potential of the less command and elevate your Linux file viewing experience.
The less command in Linux is a powerful pager that allows you to scroll through text files smoothly, making reading and navigating easy. It's perfect for browsing lengthy logs, reading documentation, or simply peeking into files without overwhelming your terminal.
💡 Key Topics Covered:
1. Understanding the syntax and options of the less command.
2. Opening single and multiple files with or without line numbers.
3. Searching and marking specific text.
4. Removing blank lines and real-time monitoring with the less command.
5. Redirecting other command’s output to the less command.
6. Editing files with the less command.
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📜⯆ Content Index
0:00 Introduction
0:22 What is less command?
1:28 Example 1: Open a Text File
2:17 Example 2: Open a Text File With Line Number
2:43 Example 3: Search for a String With the “less” Command
3:46 Example 4: Open a File Starting With a Specific Pattern
4:23 Example 5: Remove Multiple Blank Lines
5:12 Example 6: Open Multiple Files
5:51 Example 7: Marking a Specific Text
6:44 Example 8: Real-Time Monitoring With “less” Command
7:37 Example 9: Redirecting to the “less” Command in Linux
8:17 Example 10: Edit Files with the “less” Command in Linux
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The “less” Command in Linux [10 Practical Examples]
https://linuxsimply.com/less-command-in-linux/
📝⯆ Commands Used
Example 1: Open a Text File
less file.txt
Example 2: Open a Text File With Line Number
less -N file.txt
Example 3: Search for a String With the “less” Command
less -I file.txt
Example 4: Open a File Starting With a Specific Pattern
less -p Book file.txt
Example 5: Remove Multiple Blank Lines
less -s file.txt
Example 6: Open Multiple Files
less file.txt file3.txt
Example 7: Marking a Specific Text
less file.txt
Example 8: Real-Time Monitoring With “less” Command
less +F file.txt
Example 9: Redirecting to the “less” Command in Linux
sudo dmesg | less
Example 10: Edit Files with the “less” Command in Linux
less file.txt
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