I think it would be better to use something like read -p "Press enter to proceed..." ans instead of sleeping for 1 second. It would be more convenient for both fast-typists and slow-readers :)
Yeah, in most programs that would be a better way to go. Here I was trying to go for the feel of having a conversation with the computer. But if you are just having someone enter information (which is more likely) pressing enter to continue would be a better option.
Thanks, teach my kids Bash scripting on your videos. We enjoyed previous video and made a few queries of ours, which dump gathered data to *.txt files. This time it is more complicated to absorb, learn and use. But the video is very interesting. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Waiting for new videos in this topic.
Completely off topic but can you do a tutorial on how use bash shell for when solving a word search. Like if I had a list of words and a matrix of letters, could we use bash shell to find words in said list? Dunno why this video made me think of this. Cheers again, on the great content.
16:29 noh sleep. its read -p and quit q or continue enter LOL and last orders should be prompted too so no need remember what ordered. this is some serious script lol
As time goes on and you have more and more real things you script out to improve your day to day life it will start clicking more. And every few years you'll look back a code you wrote a few years back and say to yourself, "Why did I write it that way?" and realize that you've come so far. But, then two years after that you'll look again and realize the same thing. So basically, you can always do better than you are currently doing. It will just take you a few years to realize it. :D
As a newbie in linux, I love the way he explained everything step by step and very detail. Thanks for doing this great work!
Fun stuff Kris. Thanks. This is very fun to watch and I am amazed how fast folks do this stuff. I take days to figure this out... :-)
LLAP
Great real world examples
Excellent !!!
I think it would be better to use something like
read -p "Press enter to proceed..." ans
instead of sleeping for 1 second. It would be more convenient for both fast-typists and slow-readers :)
Yeah, in most programs that would be a better way to go. Here I was trying to go for the feel of having a conversation with the computer. But if you are just having someone enter information (which is more likely) pressing enter to continue would be a better option.
Thanks, teach my kids Bash scripting on your videos. We enjoyed previous video and made a few queries of ours, which dump gathered data to *.txt files. This time it is more complicated to absorb, learn and use. But the video is very interesting. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Waiting for new videos in this topic.
Awesome. Keep learning and have fun.
17:12 yes you clear then sleep xD
Hi Kris! just a side note: do you know that you could replace libreOffice calc with Visidata (from terminal)? it's way better
Cool.
Do you need the quotes after echo for a newline? I think you can just use plain echo.
You can just use plain echo yes.
Good question. No, you don't need them. Just an old habit of mine.
i mean to write something like this for reddit, they provide rss feeds in json
If you make something, be sure to share it. I'd like to see what you come up with.
@@DigitalMetal would love to, only a matter of getting around to it
Completely off topic but can you do a tutorial on how use bash shell for when solving a word search. Like if I had a list of words and a matrix of letters, could we use bash shell to find words in said list? Dunno why this video made me think of this. Cheers again, on the great content.
That's something to think about. I'll have to give that a try.
16:29 noh sleep. its read -p and quit q or continue enter LOL and last orders should be prompted too so no need remember what ordered. this is some serious script lol
Now I'm getting scared ,
Bash scripting do be hard😅
What part did you find hard? Is there something you don't understand or are you just trying to wrap your head around new concepts?
@@DigitalMetal new concepts
But honesty, I just have to be patient👍
As time goes on and you have more and more real things you script out to improve your day to day life it will start clicking more. And every few years you'll look back a code you wrote a few years back and say to yourself, "Why did I write it that way?" and realize that you've come so far. But, then two years after that you'll look again and realize the same thing. So basically, you can always do better than you are currently doing. It will just take you a few years to realize it. :D
script not work out of box. you not have ssl certificate lol http works
zsh 22: Syntax error: Missing '))'
bash works