Pipe into commands and read from STDIN | #5 Practical Bash

Where there's STDOUT, there also has to be STDIN. When you pipe into commands using the | symbol, the command can read the previous command's output through STDIN. Hence the name pipeline. In this video from our practical bash and terminal skills series, you'll learn all about those powerful pipelines.

[@Jordanatgmail]

I really enjoyed the whole series so far. This is most useful to look at after having been in the bash terminal before and wanting to get better with it.

[@umessr8456]

Wow magician with Vim

[@James-gp3nf]

I use the kali-linux distro on wsl for windows, is it possible to change the colour scheme for my terminal the way you have?

[@yoitslemonboy6988]

please put padding at the top and the bottom because it is hard to read when the title and the load bar are in the way. thank you

[@ajaykumark107]

you could watch in theatre mode.

[@lorensims4846]

lolcat? Not in my standard install. Quite pretty though.