Let's Write A Script! | How To Create BASH Scripts In Linux

[@jayjay6804]

You may not realize it Joe but there is much additional value in observing your methods (including mistakes and corrections). Thanks!

[@EzeeLinux]

Thanks... I guess LOL :)

[@apistosig4173]

Hey Joe (pun intended) I was once a batch file junkie, did amazing things with archivers (adored Arj) and loved the power. Now with Linux I'm loving your content - thanks.

[@BloodAsp]

I can't wait to get to watch this, thanks Joe!

[@jimfranklin9770]

Wow. This brings back memories of writing DOS batch files at the Daily Press.

[@TheClembo]

Welcome back Joe, missed your dulcet tones, wisdom, and knowledge, plus videos. So good to have you back. Happy New Year to you if I haven't already said. ATB. cheers.

[@EzeeLinux]

Same to you!

[@rickforges8918]

Speaking of 'stealing code' I studied and used code from your XBT to write scripts to back-up my keepass database file to a raspberry Pi on local wifi .Searched net to get 'numbered backups' /w "cp -p --backup=numbered $src_file $src_tmp" so I have old backups of my passwords. Also used it and other googled code to use in my scripts. 'Distrotube' and " learn Linux TV' and others have code examples. Glad to see you back Joe. We both have fun I see /w scripting.

[@EzeeLinux]

That's how you do it. :)

[@Desitos]

this was uploaded right while i was in the middle of watching your bash tutorials as a warm up exercise on my first day of work at my first IT job guess i'll queue this one up next

[@feraljester777]

Dude these videos are awesome!

[@ralphtaylor5328]

Great to see that you have found time to do a series of videos after the gap. As mentioned by others not only is the content of the video interesting but the methods showing how you arrived at the conclusion.

[@synen]

Joe, this wonderful series needs follow ups !

[@prashlovessamosa]

Glad to hear you joe god bless you brother.

[@wildmanjeff42]

Hello Joe ! Happy New Year and thanks for the video !

[@chip1418]

very informative thank you

[@christopher9145]

I found this video useful. Thank you! I enjoyed your explanations.

[@503ali]

Nice to see your back.

[@robertmclarnin5516]

Excellent intro for a linux novice like me.

[@itsfish8672]

GVJ = Great vid Joe.

[@tonywise198]

Great stuff, as always.

[@rickforges8918]

a neat terminal pgm. if you mistype SL instead of LS is the program 'Steam locomotive'

[@LinuxLoader1287]

Great video mate 👍

[@johnreinhardt1618]

Joe, Thanks for this great video. John R.

[@YanFei-zi7mm]

Nice videos! Thank you!

[@sheikhmohammadwahiduzzaman3873]

Happy new year

[@MrJzvoyeur]

a comment on commenting: in 37:08 you write 'run cal command'. as a lot of linux command names are quite cryptic, would it not be useful to say what cal stands for - calibrate, calculate, ...?

[@murtazataib7878]

We need more tutorial about bash bro...btw thanks

[@Abdirahmaann]

Look his playlist you will get there.

[@marcelofernandez6561]

thanks for this!

[@motoryzen]

Dammit Joe!... Every time I turn around...you're BASHing... Linux! Damn caveman 😁😂😜 Love ya PC nerd from another herd. 😁

[@Abdirahmaann]

Joe your opinion of zorin os vs mint

[@EzeeLinux]

I haven't looked at it in years... Not a fan. :)

[@Obeeewaan]

all good except missed copying the final "fi" into the .bashrc very nice intro...😎

[@peterbrown6224]

I like your style, but I'd run a million miles away from ever using the GUI to change permissions (I paid for this the hard way).

[@apreviousseagle836]

I also say "Sooh-Doh", and I say "Choan!" for chown. I also say "Said" for sed. Screw the haters!!

[@SidneyChism]

I thought #! was called Crunch Bang.

[@Dexter101x]

He could've called it BISH, Bourne Identity SHell

[@SlideRSB]

Why always Bash? POSIX shell scripts are so much more elegant.

[@colin0516]

don’t tell me what to do Joe