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It makes an entire blank line, which is sufficient if you have a lot of textual output. It also gets rid of the old stuff from the screen - if you're running a
by nagrom 13y ago
It makes an entire blank line, which is sufficient if you have a lot of textual output. It also gets rid of the old stuff from the screen - if you're running a window manager, you can then scroll up if you need the old stuff.
- C0d3r 13y agoI use `clear` but in tmux, the whitespace produced by `clear` disappears, so it's the same as pressing <Enter> :(