Abdul Ahadillidan.hashnode.dev·Dec 6, 2024Introduction To Linux (Only What You Need)What is Operating system? The interface between the computer hardware and the user. The are different kinds of OS of which the few most well known are: Windows Linux MacOS Andriod and IOS About Linux Linux is an open source operating system tha...3 likesLinux
Himanshu Palhadehpalhade.hashnode.dev·Jul 5, 2024Day 3 - Basic Linux Commands and with TwistsManaging files and directories in Unix can be intimidating for beginners. But with the right commands, you can efficiently handle tasks such as viewing file contents, modifying permissions, and manipulating data. In this blog, I will cover the follow...Linux
Sprasad Pujarisprasad.hashnode.dev·Mar 29, 2024"Simplify Bash Scripting : Beginner to Pro with 50 Essential Scripts" 🧑💻Hey there! 👋 Ever heard of Bash? It's like the "cool kid" of the command-line world, similar to the Windows Command Prompt (CMD), but with a twist! 🔄 If you haven't delved into it yet, you're in for a treat! 🚀 Bash is "Simplify Your Life with Bash...1 like·52 readsbash script
Omkar Venkatrao Punjajicosmicomkar.hashnode.dev·Apr 23, 2023if Statements#! /bin/bash #Integers comparison operators #String comparison #{ { = , == , != } ..... [ "$a" = "$b" ] #{ {< , > , -z {for null string , #zero-length string } ..... [[ "$a" < "$b" ]] count=10 if [ $count -eq 10 ] then echo "Number Equal to 10 " fi i...31 readsLinux
Omkar Venkatrao Punjajicosmicomkar.hashnode.dev·Apr 23, 2023pass Args to bash Script in terminal#! /bin/bash echo "Your Args Variables are: $0 $1 $2 $3" #Pass Args as Array elements: args=("$@") echo "Args Var...: ${args[0]} , ${args[1]} , ${args[2]}" #Prints all args Variables echo $@ #Prints number of args31 readsLinux
Omkar Venkatrao Punjajicosmicomkar.hashnode.dev·Apr 23, 2023read input from user#! /bin/bash echo "Enter your name: " read name echo "Entered name: $name" #multi variables input echo "Enter Names:" read name1 name2 name3 echo "Names are : $name1 , $name2 , $name3" #Take User input on the same line read -p "username:" user_var ec...1 likeLinux
Taegu Kangktg0210.hashnode.dev·Jan 31, 2023unlimit bash history (feat. ChatGPT 3.5)outline cat /root/.bashrc | grep -E 'HISTSIZE|HISTFILESIZE' # for setting history length see HISTSIZE and HISTFILESIZE in bash(1) HISTSIZE=1000 HISTFILESIZE=2000 unlimit bash history vim .bashrc HISTSIZE= HISTFILESIZE= ChatGPT 3.5 (O)linux bash
