There is a lot of misunderstanding when it comes to what the bash shell is and is not. The bash shell is not "Linux." The bash shell lets a user interact with Linux by typing Linux commands into bash and then bash executes the commands by handing them off to the Linux kernel. Over the next several post I will explorer the bash shell with the goal of being able to clearly explain how it operates.
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I've decided that I need a new challenge, specifically, I want to achieve a Red Hat Linux certification. I want to achieve the Red Hat C...
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When writing scripts, you usually want to store them in a folder that is defined in the bash $PATH variable. For example, you might want to... -
I loaded Centos Stream 8 (CS8) today in order to learn RHEL using RHEL closest clone out there. Here's what I've done so far: 1) I...