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Yes that's it: "cat > /dev/null". Or you can even skip running cat and just "> /dev/null". You exit by typing ctrl-d which sends an EOF (and then sends all the
by mprovost 2y ago
Yes that's it: "cat > /dev/null". Or you can even skip running cat and just "> /dev/null". You exit by typing ctrl-d which sends an EOF (and then sends all the output to /dev/null!).
- Imustaskforhelp 2y agocat > ~/anyrandomfile also works if you want a persistant connection / want storage to save things I am not sure if the noteux.com works in the same way. I am also not sure but is there a way to create persistant terminal connections as each is going to /dev/null but its persistant and you can connect to any of it? maybe using zellij / tmux
- Imustaskforhelp 2y agoSo I just tried and we can use this with zellij sessions as well , which is pretty nice and has a really really nice ui/ux