I encountered into an OOM issue (this happens every-time I execute it) on running
grep -Fvf file1 file2
file1 size: ~200Mb
file2 size: ~300Mb
number of records in each file: ~300K
avg records length: ~1K (only ASCII characters)
diff between two files is ~18K records
Available free memory: ~16Gb
...
do you think it’s normal that I'm facing OOM fault for comparing two small sized files (~200Mb and ~400Mb) each containing about 300K rows and length of every row ~1K characters
We have the "learning" tag which 5 questions now tagged with this, however as I checked none of these questions are suitable to https://unix.stackexchange.com when knowing that asking for learning materials is off-topic; Can we request for deletion of this learning tag alongside deleting those qu...
there are 6 questions remained with just having "learning" tag, and there is really nothing to substitute them with another tag other than deleting the questions altogether
I have a shell script that uses the following to print a green checkmark in its output:
col_green="\e[32;01m"
col_reset="\e[39;49;00m"
echo -e "Done ${col_green}✓${col_reset}"
After reading about Bash's ANSI-C Quoting, I realized I could use it when setting my color variables and remove the -...