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How to run multiple commands at once in bash shell
Jun 24th
All commands can be just appended using a semicolon (;) to make the bash to run all the commands one after the other as shown below.
[liz@techpulp ~]# make config; make; make release
The above command is equivalent to running three commands “make config”, “make” and “make release” one after the other. The only difference is that you don’t need wait for one command to finish to type in the next command.
However if you have a series of dependant commands that require the previous command to succeed to execute the next command, you can change the command as shown below.
[liz@techpulp ~]# make More >


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