OK. I know that I can use head to print the first "n" lines in a file (head -n 20 file). I can use tail to print the last "n" lines in a file (tail -n 20 file) , or start printing all lines in a file after line "n" (tail -n +20 file). But I need to a way to print all the lines in a file, except for the last "n". I.e. lines 1 through "n-1". Is there one that I'm missing? Or do I need to whip up a fast Perl script myself?
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