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If you also write the starttime to a file you can read it and produce the elapsed time. Then one step further is to have a program read all your ongoing times a
by Normal_gaussian 6y ago
If you also write the starttime to a file you can read it and produce the elapsed time. Then one step further is to have a program read all your ongoing times alongside parsing the active processes, and give you running progress of your current shells.
Mine works but is hacky, it would be nice to have a more neatly packaged solution.
- countermeasure 6y agoI think that hacks are the name of the game when it comes to this sort of thing with Bash, so don't feel bad about that. My solution is very much a hack too.