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Nicolás Jorge Dato
I’m a software developer with 10+ years of professional experience. My main expertise is the C programming language in Linux, using multi-threading and inter-process communication, in particular for the broadcast industry. In all these years I have also worked a lot with Perl, Bash, and Python. Previously, I had worked with Java for 2 years for financial institutions. I started learning and programming in C in 2007, and my curiosity about the inner workings of the computer led me to learn the basics of x86 assembly language. Then in 2008, I started using GNU+Linux, and I’ve been using Slackware since 2009.
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Baeldung on Linux
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Monitor a Directory Tree for Changes
Filed under Files
Learn how to use inotifywait to monitor a directory tree for changes in Linux.
Check if a Variable Exists in a List in Bash
Filed under Scripting
Learn to check if a variable exists in a list in Bash.
Filtering Only the Standard Error in Linux
Filed under Scripting
Learn to capture only the standard error of a command.
Replace String in a Large One Line, Text File in Linux
Filed under File Editing
Learn to replace a string in a large one line, text file in Linux.
How to Load Environment Variables in a Cron Job
Filed under Administration
Learn to load environment variables in a Cron job.
Changing the Install Directory with make install
Filed under Installation
Have a look at how to change the destination path when installing a package using make install.
What Happens to Open File Handle if File Is Moved or Deleted
Filed under Files, Filesystems
Learn how the system behaves when we delete, move, or replace a file that has open file handles
Get Exit Code of a Background Process
Filed under Scripting
Let’s discuss how we can get the exit code of a process running in the background.