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Making output stay on stdout
17th of May 2010
This is fairly obvious stuff I guess but it has troubled me for a long time. Some programs on Linux don't spit out their results to stdout. Instead they start a little program similar to less. So what is a console nerd to do?
Pipe it cat! I don't know why I've never thought of this before:
$ psql -l | cat
