Hey /g/uys.
Was wondering if anyone had a good source for learning BASH scripting.
I already know some basic things, but I'm looking for a good book or possibly a website that is capable of excelling my knowledge in BASH.
>>51547154
Bash specifically, or shell scripting in general?
>>51547168
Scripting in general would be nice.
>>51547168
This book is supposed to be very good. I have it on my shelf and plan on reading it over the winter break. Note that it covers shell scripting in general, which means that while everything should work in Bash, you'll miss out on some Bash specific things like brace expansion.
>>51547221
was mean for >>51547179
Also, if you just want to learn more about the Linux command line in general, I would recommend this book.
>>51547238
I can really vouch for that one too, really got me off the ground with Bash.
>>51547221
Thank you. Ill definitely be checking this out.
>>51547154
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=smbeKPDVs2I
Basic, but not as routine as the other lessons out there.
#/bin/bash
echo "I should die"
>>51547470
>Doesn't know how to write a shebang
learn assembly and install gentoo
On Udemy there is a course called "Linux boot camp" that does a great job at teaching Bash / Shell. Plus It's like $10
