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[H.S.]

Gary Kirkpatrick wrote:

> 
> 
> I could not get > free -m to work either.  I copied it into terminal.  Does
> not require sudo does it?
> 
> $ > free -m
> bash: -m: command not found

"$>" denotes the prompt, you must not type ">" before the command. Just
type "free -m" in a terminal (without the quotes).





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