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scripting
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e //some// code layout and style. No matter which one you use, use it throughout your code (at least do... f possible. They only make trouble. I can imagine one case where they're useful: Indenting [[syntax:red... ed to break lines of long code, you should follow one of these two rules: __**Indention using command ... ord and the initial command list or parameters on one line ("head") * put the "body-introducing" keyw
obselete
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rguments/expansions aren't just concatenated into one expression. With the classic ''['' command, the n... reasons to use ''[''. ''<nowiki>[[</nowiki>'' is one of the most portable and consistent non-POSIX ksh... it's better to test for undefined variables using one of [[http://mywiki.wooledge.org/BashFAQ/083 | the... re present in ksh88, and everything that supports one should support the other. Neither are POSIX. The
basics
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'bash'' binary must be located in ''PATH'' Which one you need, or whether you think which one is good, or bad, is up to you. There is no bulletproof portab... ng, for the shell, **only a comment**. The second one is a comment from the beginning of the line, the ... r** have access to them outside of that subshell. One way to create a subshell is the pipe. It's all me
color
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to a more seamless desktop experience where only one variable needs to be set. This would be system-wi... ve program which can read terminal responses, and one that is transparent to things like sudo, SSH, etc... listed in the another section. Also, while this one is not a terminal, but a terminal replayer, it is
truecolor
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to a more seamless desktop experience where only one variable needs to be set. This would be system-wi... ve program which can read terminal responses, and one that is transparent to things like sudo, SSH, etc... listed in the another section. Also, while this one is not a terminal, but a terminal replayer, it is
behaviours
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tes) the user's profile from ''/etc/profile'' and one of ''~/.bash_profile'', ''~/.bash_login'', or ''~/.profile'' (in that order, using the first one that's readable!). When a login shell exits, Bas