How to output Linux commands to a file

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When using the Linux terminal, you may find yourself wishing you could save the output of the command-line to a text file for later, but you don’t understand how to do it. Saving command outputs to a file is easier than you think! It just requires a little understanding of the redirection symbol in Bash. Here’s how you can output Linux commands to a file. More info https://www.addictivetips.com/ubuntu-linux-tips/output-linux-commands-to-a-file/



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