Where have I set my bash PATH?
I want to remove ~/bin from my PATH. I set it up months ago when Linux (Ubuntu) was very new to me, but I don’t know how I added it…
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How can I print a variable with padded center alignment?
How can I print $myvar padded so that it is in the center of the terminal, and to either side are = to the edge of the screen?
Are the null string and “” the same string?
Bash manual says:
What does a “< <(…)" redirection mean?
I’ve seen that rvm (ruby version manager) is installed using the following command:
How do Ubuntu and Debian manage $HOME for users with sudo privileges?
I have a bash script myhome.sh containing only one line:
How to add a unix/linux user in a bash script
Here’s my test bash script. I’m not able to get it to work. I’m seeing two errors:
Display file with ANSI colors
I have a file with ANSI colors.
Refer to a file under the same directory of a script found in $PATH
I have a bash script file, which is put under some directory added to $PATH so that I can call the script from any directory.
Parenthesis works in bash shell itself, but not in bash script
I can run this command from my command line prompt:
Joining bash arguments into single string with spaces
I’m trying to join all of the arguments to a Bash function into one single string with spaces separating each argument. I also need to have the string include single quotes around the whole string.