Raspberry Pi with Linux LESSON 8: Sending Linux Command Output to Files 

People talk to much and complain too quickly. Do and say what you want. This has all been a great review and I thank you!

Just starting my linux journey. You have been a great help. And i love your personal touch, keep the dog stories coming !

I have been going through your videos and wanted to say that the way you explain things and really break it down for newbies is great. Plan to move onto Python next. Thanks

I like hearing about your dogs

As a 33 year old software engineer but first time pi user. Excellent videos. A little slow paced for my liking but comprehensive. As a teenager, I would certainly have wanted you to "get to the point" . But otherwise this is really top notch. Thank you.

Thanks a lot Paul. Your tutorials helped me pick up the raspberry pi very quickly. I do really enjoy your dogs and car stories.

i wish 15 yrs ago when i started with linux there would have been this quality of training material available i would have progressed much faster thank you and God Bless you

Good stuff Paul, I like how there is a lot of repetition, helps to remember. Thank you!

Paul; I greatly appreciate yr stuff, including yr cat and dog stories. I have both cats and dogs (border collies), and thoughgh my cat hasen't eaten me yet, I'm keeping a wary eye out... You appreciate encouragement? Yr subscriber list indicates 123k subscribers also appreciate yr effort. Evidently two of them do not! Nuff said! Keep up the good work . Hopefully it pleases you as much as it does the rest of us. I'm working my way thru Arduino lessons (# 28) and working diligently on 'C' to learn it as well as Python when I get there. The plan is to do some serious programming in the future so yr work is of great benefit to me. Got my RaspberryPi up and running and am in the process of installing Ubuntu-Gnome on another machine as we speak. An AMI BIOS problem is making this difficult but with help from AMI Support, this will be solved shortly. Best regards.

I like the personal touch of you using your dogs and cars. I appreciate you sharing your knowledge in a way that is easily understood. Do it your way, the complainers are probably just cat lovers!!!! :)

The stories about your dogs and your cars are great. Keep up the great job helping us become better hackers. :)

I loved ur stories paul, and love ur way of teaching too, lots of love

Thanks a lot paul. I liked you stories. Makes you feel like a real teacher. Don't listen to them. They are probably cat people

Great lessons. Thanks so much. I love the references to the dogs... come on folks.

Thank you sir to provide us with free and very good knowledge, and I love to listen to your dog too. love from India

Thank you very much Mr. McWorther, I learnt so much today, I really like this command, because if I'm cleaning out a folder and I want to see whats in it to determine what to delete and what not to I can use this command and get a quick list. thank you so much! Can't wait for the next lesson!

i liked hearing about your dogs. Thanks for the great content.

keep teaching the way you are. it is fine. we are not robots.

I enjoyed very much your kindly response to the nasty comments than some put in relation to your previous remarks about your dogs and other personal stuff... It is the friendly human touch... that some will never get it......!!!!.. Thank a lot for your videos Ï enjoy them a lot .., and talking about dogs " cuando los perros ladran es señal que cabalgamos .. Adelante Sancho ....(from Don Quijote de la Mancha)

hey Paul, I'm so sorry for you dogs.Wish i could here more bout em. And the way you explain is just awesome............

nice :) i like how the dogs got ran over by cars jokes :) i love the >commands.txt command tho thats interesting i will definitely use that instead of copy and paste because its actually faster to type then it is to mess with the mouse while your trying to do some things and its a shame i cant ctrl c and v i have to use mouse or remember weird function keys to get it done without a mouse but with >output its so much faster and easier and makes alot of sense! great tut.

Thanks Paul, keep the stories i enjoyed them

Thank you for you kind and genuine efforts Sir.

Paul I love your tutorial and I live in Bangladesh

Thanks for the tutorials from Amsterdam

Thanks loads for all your tutorials. 1 question, why would we put dog1.txt dog2.txt etc etc into a new text file?

Paul: It sometimes helps me to graft out your lessons so I can see the mechanics of what is going on. In doing this with the "send" command. would it be correct to say that sending in this case is only sending a list of the files (not the contents of the files) to a different directory and then ultimately to a new file in that directory.Crazy cat guy AKA catmandewey.My dream is to make a better self cleaning kitty litter box with the Raspberry Pi. Yes really

I love these videos and your stories... Those help me understand who as a person you are....else I would just know your name Paul machorter and you teach arduino and raspberyy pi lessons

Hello Paul, I find this lessons very helpful but I don't understand which are my gain in a group files into another one in other address? I tried for myself and it obviously worked but I do not see for what I will use this. Thanks for your time!

Paul, forget those dog haters. Any dog story is a good story.

Love the dog stories! p.s. I just typed that into my Pi by accidentally using the wrong keyboard! bash:.. Too funny

Great first principle videos

Maybe we could do with an explanation of the tilde symbol. Isn't that the same as /home/pi?

keep on going mr.paul with love from Saudi Arabia .... AKA ... im not a tarriest ...

I enjoyed the dog and the car stories Mr. Mcwhorter but I do love cats even if they'll eat me. Circle of life right?

it's seems like you've been offended by the comments and you're showing what you're capable of. I've followed you through arduino and the Python postings you've made and I need no convincing that you've earned your credentials and you don't need to prove that to anybody. I don't understand why you devote your time and effort to doing these videos, but I'm grateful . I'm 65 years old and my journey through life leaves me with the question, who enhanced your life and who do you wish you never met. The people who give more than they have to, are the people I respect. The ones who are are looking for what they can get from you, are the people you might wish you never met! I feel like I know you better from your personal information being shared and your not just a walking computer. Please don't let the assh****s change you.

Really good video!

Great videos sir! BTW I found something interesting. I tried doing something like this. we know, "clear" command clears the command line window. so I tried, creating a text file, some out.txt and in the same working dir, I gave "clear>out.txt" and nothing happened.. but when I tried to print the content of out.txt, using "cat out.txt", the command window is cleared. indicating, using > in command doesn't store the output of the command preceding it. Instead, it stores the command itself. And printing the content of the file executes the commands stored into the file. Nice learning from your videos... Thanks.

if they had a prob with the cats and cars just fast fiorward between writhing notes. meet hte guy half way. i liked the prior speed . this is too fast. cats and cars give me time to pincil down stuff. this guy is providing this info for free and it is as valuable as any college course

God bless u for sharing knowledge . Tho i c this as a modern wizardry :). If one would practice magic novadays - it would be like this . So mr Merlin of novadays i gotta say great job .

Can you explain if Linux on Debian is different from the other distro's?

Fantastic

useful lesson

can anyone tell me how can I direct the text from boot time to a text file?

single arrow sign > overwrites .... but double arrow sign >> adds

thanks

What is the root password under Raspberry?

let the guy taake his time

Hi Paul - not so much about your videos..... have you had the cough checked out?