Well this is my last week of exams, and today I got a free day, tomorrow it will be maths… Anyway while waiting for somebody I got bored and decided to make a small (tiny) video about piping data under windows, you know | …
In Unix-like computer operating systems, a pipeline is the original software pipeline: a set of processes chained by their standard streams, so that the output of each process (stdout) feeds directly as input (stdin) of the next one.
More at Wikipedia – Pipeline (UNIX)
As always a link on youtube (better quality than the last 2 videos): Tips&Tricks About Piping Data
A download link: Piping_data.wmv
My youtube channel =)
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Excellent.
Coming from a Unix/Linux background I find the Windows command line inexorably simplistic.
Little tricks like this are appreciated.
Stuff Digg, Darknet is fast becoming a daily ‘must check’.
Cheers
thanks guys, this type of comments push me forward on doing more of this type of videos….
Have you considered using Metacafe instead of Youtube? You could get paid by them for the privilege of hosting your video.
i didn’t know that, but I’m satisfied by youtube. maybe one day I’ll move to metacafe, but not for the (possible) money… just because it sound sexier
Then a myspace page?
/sarc
But you don’t even need to use a pipe to use the find command
gyraresu:
You need to check on the new Windows shell PowerShell. When I first started using Linux what I liked most was the shell it was just so much more powerfull than what cmd.exe could offer. If PowerShell had been availible at the time I wouldn’t have been so impressed with bash.
you are right find can be used on it’s own… but I used it for showing some mode of piping data =0
i dont mean to sound like broken record..record..cord…cord
but, wheres the podcast?
I’ll be glad to work with you to set it up, email me at the email provided in my comments.
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