This is a neat little command that is kind of nice because it doesn't require a daemon like at or ts (task spooler) and does dependencies unlike a lot of inform

This is a neat little command that is kind of nice because it doesn't require a daemon like at or ts (task spooler) and does dependencies unlike a lot of informal queue techniques and job control built into the shell: $ some_command & $ wait; another_command & $ wait; yet_another_command & $ ... Some other lightweight command queue strategies: * Use a background screen or byobu session. Advantage is that you can attach to it and monitor running tasks. * bq is a bash script that lets you run a worker process and submit commands to be run in sequence. Nice because it's just a shell script.