09-10-2023, 09:18 AM 
		
	
	How to Use the Linux watch Command with Pipeline Commands
The watch command can also be helpful with other pipeline commands:
Monitoring Files
To view a particular file's status or its changes, use the following command:
watch -d 'ls -l | fgrep newuser'
    Here, "newuser" is the username, and "ls -l" represents the files in the user directory.
Using watch Command as a Clock
You can use the watch command as a clock by executing the specified command below:
watch –t date
    The executed "date" command will display the clock and date only.
Viewing Network Status
It's possible to use the watch command to monitor your network. For example:
watch "netstat -anp | grep -c ':22\b.*LISTEN'"
    The command will display active connections on port 22.

