bash script [ x$1 = x ]
I am reading bash script I do not understand what is going there.
I am reading bash script I do not understand what is going there.
How would I copy (archive style where date isn’t changed) all the files in a backup directory to the user’s directory while renaming each file to remove the random string portion from the name (i.e., -2b0fd460_1426b77b1ee_-7b8e)?
I am partitioning eMMC using following commands in the script,
Sometimes I need to exec a single command which is in a shell script.
Sometimes, I use KDE, and one of the things that I like the most in KDE 4 is the activity concept. At work, it is very useful because I often work on several different projects during one day. Switching to another activity enables me to change the widgets, so that I can have access to folders related to the current project, for instance.
From bash reference manual:
I am trying to create a script which will start many background command.
For each background command I need to get the return code.
I have a directory with multiple img files and some of them are identical but they all have different names. I need to remove duplicates but with no external tools only with a bash script. I’m a beginner in Linux. I tried nested for loop to compare md5 sums and depending on the result remove but something is wrong with the syntax and it doesn’t work. any help?
I have this ~/.inputrc file that I created for certain key bindings.
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Being new to GIT and thus extremely rusty in my bash commands and scripting I’ve been looking around for different syntax and scripting help. Now, I’ve found a lot of help and have been able to create the scripts and alias that will make my Git experience more pleasant.