Linux Tutorial for Beginners - 20 - Shell Script Basics

[freddiehill]

Wowah, I have been listening to your videos all day, and then your audio changed like that, I actually jumped out of my chair.

[CookieDoughSys]

man I remember when I was 12 years old and found this man while learning c++. His teaching style helped so much he made me want to be a programmer. When my mental illness made that impossible and I decided to work with linux instead, he still comes in so much clutch. This man both gave me my career and made it possible

[amsfuy]

Awesome, I've been waiting for that kind of tutorials! Keep it, Bucky :-)

[adamtechdays]

So straightforward and to the point. Thanks.

[premnarayansinghrana]

i have learnt a lot bucky its awsm thanks)___

[Erarnitox]

by running $bash you automaticly run the script using bash so you dont need !/bin/sh at the beginning also your standard shell could differ from bash so i guess its better to use #!/bin/bash (pls. correct me if im wrong im still learning this stuff)
Btw. really cool series i do really enjoy it so far (Y)

[MrComonroots]

Love the series. Since Kali has been introduced, any chance you do some Kali videos?

[goddim]

if I create a partition with ext3 or ext4 and plug the usb drive to windows, it will recognize it but it won't read or execute any files in it?

[whatsmyname]

QUERY: I want to run a command every time i turn on my linux system. so i made a shell file of it to directly execute. but is there any way that the system automatically runs that shell file every time i reboot or turn on my system??

[mareckste]

Stick to the shell scripting :) its awesome

[karanbisht]

I didn't write that first line #!/bin/sh
Still my command work exactly same ?? Does 1st line was an comment too ?

[beat]

you say 'pretty much' too much in your videos and it doesn't really add anything to your sentences. you should keep that in mind.