How To Use Shell Functions Pt 2 | Linux Terminal 201 - HakTip 181

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Shannon explains how to use shell functions in the context of a shell script.

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Useful one liner to show top ten programs using the most resources: ps axch -o cmd:15, %mem --sort=-%mem | head

MrGFYne
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Hey, Can you organize some playlists for different purposes? Thanks, love you Shannon!

allentools
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I find these tips very handy, thanks 👍😀😁

tomormiston
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the .dbus directory is probably created because of running some command with root privs.(e.g. sudo) since it is just cache for inter-process communication and thus owned by root. it is okay to ignore this (in this usecase) so you could redirect stderr to /dev/null (2> /dev/null) on that command.

tomio
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Can you do a video on fixing your boot partition? I have the same issue and I can't fix it.

TVJAY
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WHY would someone ever want to use HTML tags inside of a shell script ?!? you want it havin called by a webserver directly or have it called by cron and put the html result on a webserver dir or sumthin?

AxelWerner
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Please use the awk command to only display what you actually want and not all the bloat

demian
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This is great step by step process with using shell functions. Will the final step be using "shc" linux command to convert your shell script to a executable binary file? Might be handy for folks that want to keep others from modifying the original script.

bradleyeverson