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How to run simultaneous commands in single terminal

I feel like this should be answered somewhere, but for the life of me I cannot find it so I figured I'd just ask... I'm trying to run 2 commands in my terminal simultaneously, but I need them to run ...
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How to extract files recursively but keep them in their own folders?

This is how I'm extracting all the files in a folder (recursively): find -iname \*.epub -exec unzip -o {} \; But the extracted files end up all in the parent folder: Parent (Extracted Epub files) ...
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How to automatically replace mimetype when unzipping?

I'm using the following command to unzip epub files recursively inside a folder: find -iname \*.epub -exec unzip {} \; It works. But the terminal asks me this each time a file is being extracted: ...
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Get free/used ports in a specific range

Is it possible to get either the free or used ports between a specific range? If yes, whats is the command? Thank you in advance!
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How can I find a program name so I can open them?

I'm a new user in Linux, and I want to know how can I find a name of an installed program so I can open it from the terminal. Is there a way? For example, I use the system on Portuguese language, and ...
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Information of new user won´t show in terminal

I created a new user and logged in successfully on my ubuntu 20.04 machine. When I logged in as root the terminal looks like this: root@ubuntu-s-1vcpu-1gb-fra1-01:~# When I login with my "...
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How to NOT show the tags?

wadewayne@Cheetah:~$ man sdcv wadewayne@Cheetah:~$ sdcv GNU Found 28 items, similar to GNU. -->McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Science and Technology -->gnu <BR><BR><b>VERTEBRATE ...
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echo not taking colour settings

Have printed some text for useful directories in my bashrc but the colour of the echo text is not being taken from the definition of the dircolors. In dircolors I have NORMAL 01;32 # Bold Green ...
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Can I Shuffle Audio Files With SOX

I am using this command on my raspberry pi: sox -t mp3 /home/pi/Desktop/ribo.mp3 -t wav - | sudo ./pi_fm_rds -freq 94.5 -audio - Basically, it takes all the mp3 files in a directory and changes ...
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How to turn off colors for a specific command?

Is it possible to turn off colors for a specific command like ls, but without using the api of the command itself? Is there an env variable kind of thing that will turn off coloring for a command like ...
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Adding pages to terminal applications

I can explain my problem with an example, let us take an example of man command, when we run this command in the terminal it opens the page in a new window, you cannot see what you had done before, in ...
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How to create a custom CLI warning

In Terminal, how can set up a custom warning so that when I type a specific command like git pull origin master the command doesn't go through and I get a warning output like Did you mean git rebase ...
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How to start with sudo privileges every time I run terminal with CTRL+ALT+T

I'm using Kali Linux and I want to start with sudo privileges every time I run the terminal using CTRL+ALT+T. I tried this solution but it's not working: is-there-a-way-to-stop-having-to-write-sudo-...
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CamelCase-aware backward-kill-word in readline

backward-kill-word is a readline action that deletes the previous alphanumeric word. For example, applying this action in the following scenario (▯ indicates the position of the cursor) echo hello-...
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Command/script to start a terminal, enter text but don't execute (wait for text to be written, pasted, etc.)

I often write commands in the terminal that I don't know by heart, and then paste some path or file name from the clipboard, before pressing Enter. I thought that it would be fun to do the first ...
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