You already have a great `sed` approach so here's a Perl way:
$ perl -00ne 'print if $.>1' file
The `-00` turns on "paragraph mode" where a line is defined by `\
\
`. Then, we print only if the current line number (`$.`) is >1.
You already have a great `sed` approach so here's a Perl way:
$ perl -00ne 'print if $.>1' file
The `-00` turns on "paragraph mode" where a line is defined by `\
\
`. Then, we print only if the current line number (`$.`) is >1.