Raspberry Pi Linux LESSON 14: Using Linux Tee Command

This lesson shows you how to use Linux pipes and tees. A tee allows you to take the output from one linux command or program and then send it to multiple places.

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[tknoobelix]

Thanks Paul Whorter for these nice lessons!

[driftlessheights]

Nice one. I am an old Unix man but never used tee to my recollection. Now I am a tee totaler! Enjoying the review and brushing up on forgottan tricks.

[gerardsmith]

hi Paul 3yrs later Paul and i am enjoying your course you have a fantastic way with and keep up the work thankfully yours Gerry

[mtexaneel]

learning to code just for the heck of it... Am loving these easy placed lessons. Thank you

[jimsmith]

Thank you Sir for these lessons. You do a great job of explaining things.

[karamyounis]

Can someone please tell me the difference between the ">" operator and the "|" (pipe) operator? I can't see the difference.

[erygion]

Thank you Mr. Mcwhorter, Good to know!

[karthikbiju]

Is it always permanent that one end of the tee command is terminal window?

[jimvanden]

Paul: when writing a line command is there some rule that must be followed when you put in a "Space" or no "Space"? Example: mkdir /home/pi my_dogs.   I seem to be rather space happy.

[ashwindev]

cant we use > to append like in previous sessions