Linux Shell Scripting - Part 1

In this video I will be showing you how to make your own shell script using Vim editor. The first example I make a script that echos "Hello User". The second example I make a script that updates ubuntu. Please comment, rate, and subscribe! Thanks I appreciate it.

[sucktitles]

really good and informative tutorial even though you kind of sound like you're completely fed up with everyone.

[soriniftime]

These tutorials will always be useful.Thanks.

[bigmarv]

Great job on this tutorial!  Simple and to the point.

[servprosolutions]

Great Video. Endless possibilities with this. I Watched both part 1 and 2. Both Great. Thank you. I'm a Network Admin and Scripting helps automate a ton of Network Tasks..
I build home Security Alarms and Voip PBXs. I Use scripting for various events on each of them. Helps bigtime. Again, so many options, you can write scripts to run other scripts for different functions and pretty much make your own programs. All you need is a handful of commands and an imagination. Great place to start here

[ninjaman]

interesting stuff
look forward to more
cheers dude

[stanleyhutchinson]

Sweet, Very very nice, Thank you, I took Copious notes. Thanks again.

[sirbobbyuk]

yep followed that script and worked first time. cheers for that

[MrLamrof]

Nice one to get me going. I scripted DOS and Unix 15 Years ago. It'll all come back to me. Thanx.

[silkoneuno]

The video was awesome! Good job! Off to the next video! :)

[TheDanish]

haxor....that's a pretty good vid...looking forward to watch the other one.

[Youzarzif]

Very easy to understand and informative. Thank you kind sir!

[Hxr]

I forgot to add that, what this will do is run your command on startup so that your wireless will work when you boot your Linux system.

[Technicalturbo]

Cool .. nice video with proper information.. thanks .. keep it up

[Hxr]

Shell Scripting allows network and system administrators to automate tasks without having to type in the same commands. You may have all ready seen the same concept with Windows Batch Scripting, where it automatically connects all users to the network share drives. In this case, you could write your very own menu based script to run commands like "ifconfig", "ping", "traceroute", and more.

[Hxr]

Remind you..this is a very old tutorial and I have much better software and equipment in my newer videos. Sometime in the future, I plan on going back to make Linux videos once again.

[MrCammoon]

Really nice dude thx for the help now im ready for my test ! ;)

[abdieg]

Sounds interesting, i'm a beginner in Linux, and I can see a little application to this, per example, make a custom script to install basic stuff, such be able to read mp3 files, or install flash, or java... thanks for the video =D

[darkshift]

vim seems to be easy man, thanx a ton!

[Jodie]

You're AWESOME! Thanks a lot! Will you do some CUDA tutorial as well?

[Fifastarful]

This is really good you help me a lot man thanks i gat a good grade on my homework thanks to you.