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scripting:tutoriallist
Discussion
I like your review of Bash/Linux tutorials. Been looking for something like it. About half the sites you reviewed are ones I am aware of and checked out; it is good to have a second opinion on the sites in order for me to get a better idea of which ones to rely on.
Hope you continue searching out and reviewing additional such sites. I will be checking back.
Bash guide on Greg's wiki is top notch for a bash newbie. Thanks for this list of sites!!!
Hi, link to Greg's Bash Guide should be "http://mywiki.wooledge.org/BashGuide". Thanks for your work.
Corrected. Thank you!
Article Link: [http://www.davidpashley.com/articles/writing-robust-shell-scripts.html|Writing Robust Shell Scripts]
Excellent article on using 'set -e', 'set -u', traps and other techniques to program defensively.
Bad * None
Good * Well written * Clear language * Good examples
Thanks for the awesome list!
I was wondering what you think of http://bashshell.net/ and their tutorials? I'm particularly interested since they have some exercises…after awhile reading goes in one ear and out the other.
Thank you for taking the time to put this together. It is very helpful.
I'd like to suggest the site http://linuxtutorial.todolistme.net . It begins right at the beginning, introducing the command line, file system and basic commands and then builds from there to scripting.
Cheers
- Ryan
Hi,
the link to Deadman's tutorial has changed. http://samrowe.com/wordpress/advancing-in-the-bash-shell/ is the new URL, you will probably want to fix that.
Hi..first of all, thanks for compiling all these resources in only one place, it's really helpful I just wanted to ask if you know any place where I could find exercises already done
#!/bin/bash echo "About File Permission, $USER" sleep 2 echo "(u)=owner (g)=group (o)=other (a)=all (x)=execute (w)=write ®=read +()=add permission (-)=remove permission (
=set permission"
I like your review.