Dec 312009
How to run multiple commands at once in Linux?
Answer:
You can separate the commands by a semicolon ;
e.g.
cat foo.txt; cat bar.txt
Two commands will be executed one by one.
However, if you want to execute a command if and only if previous command is executed successfully, then you can use && to separate them
e.g.
make && make install
So if make failed, make install will not be executed.
