BASH - netstat
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interesting that there is no need to be superuser for "netstat --route", but for the "route" command does.
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nice tutorial
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@carpediem881000: I take it you figured out the answer to your question.
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Nice as always
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tnx great tutorial!
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Neat! I have watched this about three times now. I love your videos, and how some are stand alone vids. Even if you didnt know the first thing about it, (like me). I can still do this and explore my new world. I started watching you we you did the Ardour vid. This is what got me into Linux. I do have one question. I have always seen friends and some vids where the terminal is open and looks like all the computers current processes are scrolling by. What is that and how do I turn it on?
analyzingfunny 1 year ago
@analyzingfunny: You may be talking about "top" or the more advanced "htop"
"top" should be installed by default and htop should be in your package manager.
just open the terminal and type top
metalx1000 1 year ago
@metalx1000 Nope, I know what top is. I have seen this other thing where it shows all the lines of programming running as they run.
analyzingfunny 1 year ago
@analyzingfunny: Well, if you run most programs from the command line they will give you more output. But, I don't know of anything that will show you the lines of code as it runs. Where are you seeing this?
metalx1000 1 year ago