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brandont.dev
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www.joshstaiger.org
What is the difference between .bash_profile and .bashrc? An explaination of why each exists, and when to use one or the other. |
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kdheepak.com
[AI summary] This guide provides a beginner's introduction to using a terminal, covering basic commands, navigation, and useful utilities for Linux and macOS users. |
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purefun.dev
When in doubt, always consider adding set -e and cd $(dirname $0) at the beginning of a shellscript. Why? Let's find out: When to use cd $(dirname $0) $0 is the currently executing script, so what the command does is to change current directory into the same directory as where the script resides. If you don't do this, any references to other files next to your script will be incorrect if you run the script from another directory. |
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