The key file is really simple to make: It just assumes that the first space separates the key from the explanation. An optional message notifying how much you are missing on is displayed. It also did not fit in the vertical direction. That is why some of the explanations were wrapped, and were displayed with a secondary separator of just a space. This example was made on a rather small terminal. Move to the end of the regular expression, and type: / :name: ▶ owned by user, group name `name `Ī quick glance will help you conclude that (.GW) is what you are looking for. This involves some mechanical work: Arrow up to get to the command line, move to the word grep and change it, forward to the start of the regular expression and add '/. You want to change your grep into an awk oneliner.

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