If I have a script, that works with input variables, (for example: ./test.sh var1 var2) could I run it in different terminals with different variables? Then it would work totally different files in totally different folders, but even the same script. Does it work?
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lang-bash
tmuxfor running lots of things in your terminal with the ability to disconnect from them and reconnect to them.