How to resolve the issue of incomplete display in the L…
In the Linux command line, the issue of incomplete display is often caused by a terminal window that is not wide enough. To solve this problem, you can try the following:
– Adjust the width of the terminal window.
- Resize the terminal window by dragging its edges or using the adjustment feature of the window manager to widen the width of the terminal window to a sufficient size.
- Some commands can be restricted in their output width by using command line arguments, for example, when using the ls command, the -w parameter can be used to specify the maximum width of each line.
- Utilize pagination tools: For commands that produce lengthy output, consider using a pagination tool to display the results page by page, such as the less command. By adding “| less” after the command, the results will be displayed one page at a time.
- Use a text editor to view long text files: For longer text files, consider using a text editor like vim or nano to view the contents.
- Modify the default settings: Some terminal emulators or shells may have default line width restrictions, which can be adjusted by modifying their configuration files.
Please note that some of the methods mentioned above may require administrator privileges to perform.
