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progress

Progress is a command line tool that provides a visual representation of the progress of a task or process. It allows users to see a live update of the completion status of an operation. The tool is commonly used in scripts or batch files to provide feedback to users about the progress of a task. Progress displays a progress bar, which fills up over time as the task progresses. Additionally, it can show the estimated time remaining for the task to be completed. This enables users to have a better understanding of how long they need to wait for the task to finish. The progress tool is highly customizable, allowing users to change the appearance of the progress bar or adjust the update frequency. It supports various platforms, including Unix-like systems and Windows, and is available in multiple languages. Overall, Progress is a useful command line tool for developers or system administrators to add visual progress tracking to their scripts or programs.

List of commands for progress:

  • progress:tldr:3c709 progress: Show the progress of running coreutils.
    $ progress
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  • progress:tldr:91513 progress: Show the progress of running coreutils in quiet mode.
    $ progress -q
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  • progress:tldr:958e0 progress: Include an estimate of time remaining for completion.
    $ progress --wait --command ${firefox}
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