Is there an easy way to run shell commands in Python, like backticks in PERL, Ruby or even PHP?
I'd really like to use Python more often, but most of the time it only complicates things with those verbose syscalls.
I'd really like to use Python more often, but most of the time it only complicates things with those verbose syscalls.
EDIT: Seems I've only tried too basic things - it works thanks to %automagic, and seemingly %man is a thing. Other option is to use %%sh or %%bash, but that's a bit verbose.
Nope. I really need to be able to test commands on the terminal and then copy/paste them without any modifications. I won't even try to get used to that stupid syntax.