bash
- noun
- /bæʃ/
- Specialized
- It was all new to me, and all I had was some early knowledge of working with Bash in a Unix introductory course (ULI101).
Go on then, which is control R in Actually, I don't know if bash is doing it or if my terminal is doing it.
- Go on then, which is control R in Actually, I don't know if bash is doing it or if my terminal is doing it.
Examples
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I downloaded Cygwin and am trying to do the same thing with Bash.
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I run Bash in a GNOME 3 terminal.
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It's going to execute bin bash and then be done.
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I wrote a short Bash program to calculate the variances between the numbering system of the email filenames.
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Today I want to share with you some of my favorite features of Bash. I call them hidden because I've discovered that a lot of people don't know or don't use them, but to be honest, they are not so hidden after all; they are in the man page of Bash. But how many of us have read it all?
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Bash provides a mechanism called xtrace for producing a comprehensive trace file describing nearly every expression that the shell evaluates as part of execution.
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Well, to give you an example: I got used to ripping FLAC files using the FLAC and Oggenc command line tools; I also have several small Bash scripts to ease my work.
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I often write a bash script to automate my daily tasks on Linux.
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The command line interface allows users to interact directly with the bash shell.
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To run your script correctly, make sure it is compatible with the bash environment.
Synonyms
A computer language used to write small programs that do tasks for you
Written instructions that tell a computer what tasks to do
Surface Forms
Etymology
Bash is the name of a computer shell and comes from the playful phrase Bourne Again SHell, a take on 'born again' to show it is a new version of the older Bourne shell. So bash is the program you use to run commands and write small scripts on Unix and Linux systems.