Say that when you run the Unix command junky in your shell, it spits
out a ton of text to the console, too much for your console buffer to
hold. How would you run it so that you can look at everything it
outputs after it finishes?

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On 2005-02-21 16:01:25 -0500, "puzzlecracker" <ironsel2000@gmail.com> said:

> Say that when you run the Unix command junky in your shell, it spits
> out a ton of text to the console, too much for your console buffer to
> hold. How would you run it so that you can look at everything it
> outputs after it finishes?

Simple:

# junky > ~/junky.txt

Then read the file however you wish.
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