[Solved] Re: Why update Swahili?
Tim
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Fri Sep 25 16:00:55 UTC 2009
Tim:
>> The man file might as well be... It's huge. Telling someone to read
>> man bash is like asking the to read War and Peace.
Patrick O'Callaghan:
> Most of it is about using Bash for scripting. The interactive part
> isn't that big, and there are a zillion references in books and web
> pages about basic things like wildcards and environment variables
> ($PATH etc.), most of which aren't even specific to Bash. They're part
> of the Unix culture and anyone who isn't at least aware of them is
> going to have a hard time.
man bash
If ever there were a more appropriate pun... But seriously, it is a
nasty way to read such a huge file, and the (non man file) alternatives
are easier to deal with. I found one of those two-inch-thick Unix books
easier to work with than reading man bash.
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