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:Author: 		Tobias Schlitt
:Date:			Wed, 19 Nov 2008 23:29:46 +0100
:Revision: 		1
:Copyright:		CC by-nc-sa


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You never stop learning...
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:Description:
    ... at least when you are using Linux! I noticed that especially yesterday
    again, when I ran the small bash line to check my temperature over and
    over again, after trying to set my fan-speed manually to maximum (so, I
    wanted to check if temperature of my CPU goes down). Jakob looked kinda
    scared at me and asked, why I did not simply use:

... at least when you are using Linux! I noticed that especially yesterday again, when I ran the small bash line to check my temperature over and over again, after trying to set my fan-speed manually to maximum (so, I wanted to check if temperature of my CPU goes down). `Jakob`__ looked kinda scared at me and asked, why I did not simply use:

.. __: http://westhoffswelt.de

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    [geshi lang=bash]$ watch -n 1 tempCheck.sh[/geshi]

I have to admit, I never even thought about that there might exists a tool
like "`watch`__"... and now I love it! :)

.. __: http://manpages.debian.net/cgi-bin/display_man.cgi?id=943dbda403a37222b15ce8e7d9500c5f&format=plain


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- mallory at Thu, 20 Jul 2006 08:22:39 +0200

  hehe, you are a good man.