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Bash Cookbook 278

Posted by samzenpus from the read-all-about-it dept.
Chad_Wollenberg writes "Anyone who has used a derivative of Unix over the past 20 years has used Bash, which stands for Borne Again Shell. The geek in all of us makes us want to extend our ability to rule the command line. To truly master a Unix environment, you need to know a shell, and Bash is easily the most popular of them. Any Unix/Linux/BSD administrator knows the power at your fingertips is fully extended by what you can do within the Bash environment, and all of us need the best recipes to get the job done." Keep reading for the rest of Chad's review.

Comment Re:What software developers have told me (Score 1) 566

by andrew71 (#15837954) Attached to: The Future of Closed Source Software and Linux

Now, I'll confess that this attitude has been diminishing as Linux eeks its way into the mainstream.

Now, what you call diminishing, I call distinguishing.

One should always understand his very nature, and going against it is always a bad mistake in the long run. That is, of course, provided that it's a good nature, and I guess that's the point in case here.

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