Many years ago, I generally gave up working with MS-Windows
. Before that point, I used MS-Windows
and Linux
in parallel and sometimes Unix
as well as Sinix
. In the first years of my Linux
experience I used Suse Linux
. Later on I came to Ubuntu
and finally to Mint
. In between and also current I am also using Raspian
.
I used Basic
intensively on both the C64
and the Apple IIe
. I really missed these good programming options, which were available as standard on both the C64
and the Apple IIe
under MS-DOS
and MS-Windows
. Batch programming was only a mediocre substitute as a programming tool for carrying out various tasks. So I used Pascal/Turbo Pascal
and also Fortran
, among others. From time to time I also programmed in C/C++
.
Long long ago at school we had a teletype writer (tty)
in addition to the Apple IIe
in our computer science lessons.
When I came to the Linux world
scripting became in the focus of my interest. And here the tool of choice is Bash
, which is always available. Whenever things need to be done, I do them in Bash
or Python
. Perl 5
has recently been added to the later two programming languages. In general, I try to use the right programming language for a related problem. If necessary, I also learn a new programming language.
The last few weeks I have once again built a prototype computer for various tasks. While installing the operating system and software and looking through my old hard disks, I found a few interesting scripts. I am also posting them here now. I am also forced to reconsider what I had programmed and whether it corresponds to the current state of knowledge.
This repository is a collection of helpful Bash scripts
. I assume Debian
, Ubuntu
or Mint
as the operating system. Recurring tasks can be ideally mapped in algorithms.
So far almost all of the listed scripts are working under Linux Mint 21.3
without problems. In very rare cases I have to install a missing package.
The names of the scripts were assigned according to the task to be performed. I have not checked whether there are Bash scripts
worldwide that use the same or similar names. This would be a pure coincidence.
The file extensions of the Bash scripts
are in general .bash
.
Some scripts still need to be revised with regard to comments and documentation. This will be done step by step.
I do not use web links to prevent unnecessary Internet traffic. Web links are references.
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