Write command in one terminal, see result on other one

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Write command in one terminal, see result on other one

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I want to run a command foo on one terminal and pass the result to another terminal. Is it possible to do this ?

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Yes, it is. A picture worth a thousand words:

radu's terminal

So, you have to redirect the output of your command using > operator to /dev/pts/#. You can find # using who or w command. If tou want to redirect and the errors, use:

<command> >& /dev/pts/#

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