@b0rk
Sometimes it's the right thing to do though. You can run 'less -R' and the colour codes get passed through unmolested. Or you can redirect to a file and see the output as it was originally intended, later on.
Never when doing further processing though, of course.
@chrisgerhard
Sometimes it's the right thing to do though. You can run 'less -R' and the colour codes get passed through unmolested. Or you can redirect to a file and see the output as it was originally intended, later on.
Never when doing further processing though, of course.
@chrisgerhard
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