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Anyone able to help me with a unix question?
I just need top display two different calendars with different and dates side by side.
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i don’t know what you are doing but
cal -3| awk '{print substr($0,23)}' works for me
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this:
paste <(cal 3 2015 | awk '{printf "%-20s\n",$0}') <(cal 4 2015)
also worked for me, i typed paste <(cal 3 2015 | awk '{printf "%-20s\n",$0}')<(cal 4 2015) the first time(missing a space) maybe you made the same mistake
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i tried that and it would not work
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give me a moment, i have a linux box here, im trying a few things
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which desktop eviroment are you using?
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I'm using windows. I'm on the school's server inside of putty. The assignment is to create a project in bash using the vi editor and answer questions. one is to display two calendars side by side. I know how to display a calendar I just can't get them to print side by side. I tried using paste but I'm doing something wrong. i keep getting syntax errors.
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I'm using windows. I'm on the school's server inside of putty. The assignment is to create a project in bash using the vi editor and answer questions. one is to display two calendars side by side. I know how to display a calendar I just can't get them to print side by side. I tried using paste but I'm doing something wrong. i keep getting syntax errors.
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IT WORKED!!! thanks
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wait, How do I print different calendars. like december 2000 and November 2009
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thank you so much! I don't know what I was doing wrong? It works now.