The 'tee' Command In Linux

[ValorantTopPlays]

tail -f is one of my favourite commands alongside tee.

[scottb]

thank you for this it will get you enough subs to get you a lamp so we can see you better.

[kiri]

I'm subbing just on the strength of this. I don't spend as much time as I'd like at the command line of a *nix box any more, but this is a great reminder for next time I have some debugging to do.

[ShadowKestrel]

the number of times I've wanted to do this but instead settled for pulling the file up in nvim after my script is done... I definitely need to level up my bash/command line skills haha, thanks for the tip!

[wChris_]

tee is really useful when echoing to system files

[ccflan]

Tee is used to forward information yo driver file whre it requires. Sudo permission, a program can still run without root permission and when doing pipe to sudo tee it writes data to the driver, this is fundamentally used on drivers scripts

[PabloBianchiOK]

_I can pipe the output of this program_ Isn't that a redriection instead of a pipe?

[MarcCastellsBallesta]

I've seen like 4 shorts and all commands are your favourite commands.
Am I the only one annoyed by having more than one "my favourite command" instead of "one of my favourite commands"?
In that case, I'll tell that to my therapist, 🤪.

[aghx]

At 0:13, you are not 'piping' the output to a log file, you are redirecting it.

[qwerty]

Oof. I tried using the tee flag in a script. Heres the example:

Echo "hello" | tee -d '[+%X]' &> log


I have a distinct feeling im misinterpretting some concept here lol

[fishcadet]

At least say, "My current favorite.." or "My favorite Linux command right now is..."
😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫

[travisSimon]

The 'tee' Command In Linux is my favourite short from @RobertElderSoftware

[tawan]

damn my brain goes stright to uwu cat /dev/urandom | tee hee