platypus
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platypus
That should be fine, provided you don't mind the idea of Firefox having write access to the directory containing its own executable.
Ubuntu, in the form of Kubuntu 8.04 and 10.04.
Forgive me, but ... what?
Quote your meta-characters if you don't want the Bash to eat them.
That post makes me wonder if you are to be believed. Feel free to prove me wrong by actually producing something playable.
When you say 3d do you mean Diablo or Quake or what?
Otherwise, I'm...
GNU Sed supports alternation as an extension.
sed '/apple\|lemon/d'
EDIT
This may help you understand.
Local Documentation Bundled With Ubuntu
/usr/share/doc/bash/README.commands.gz is a compressed text file. It contains a short introduction to the Linux command line intended for new users. It can...
Probably.
Yes.
http://mywiki.wooledge.org/BashGuide
http://www.gnu.org/software/bash/manual/html_node/index.html
AFAIK Bash is the default shell on most Linux distros. Distros can choose any shell they wish though, and I know of at least one where zsh is the default shell.
BSDs are another story.
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1909108
No it didn't. It is just a kludge until you fix your program.
Doesn't need to be a column, could be a simple as the post number. Here's an example of what master index would look like for links from post #4:
LINUX: Rute User’s Tutorial and Exposition by Paul...
So apparently your local copy of the script didn't have the space between [ and $, but the code you posted in your OP did. That's why when I copypasted the script it worked for me without error.
...
Not necessarily true. I understand the appeal of tablets, but until they include a built-in document scanner they seem pointless to me.
TPBM keeps a cache of spare keyboards and mice at home, just...
There are other shells besides Bash, and not all of them support pp's greater than $9. Some of the tutorials you find with Google are written for older shells like sh.
...
What was the trouble?
^ This thread seems to answer all the problems you mentioned, jorvopeda.
Also see the related bug report.
If this were Bash, I'd say quote your variable expansions and string literals.
FWIW, your script works fine in Bash.
I don't know zsh.
EDIT
From the error message, it looks like your...
test$ echo $*
test$ set one two three
test$ echo $*
one two three
test$
Nope.
#! /bin/bash
find . -type f -name "*.bin" -print |
while read -r f; do
./abc "${f:2}"
done
The only way to prevent duplicates is if you (or a mod) maintain a master index in the first post of this thread. That's how the other sticky threads are maintained AFAIK.
Actually, you could fix it. The source code is available. I understand not wanting to, and agree that you should not be required to.
The devs probably just need to tweak a configuration file or...
Here's my copypasta :p
LINUX: Rute User’s Tutorial and Exposition by Paul Sheer
The Linux Users' Guide by Larry Greenfield
LinuxCommand.org: Learn the Linux command line. Write shell...
I'm afraid I can't explain it. I can only guess what might be causing the warning message.
My guess is that it is because the Emacs package for Ubuntu isn't being properly integrated into your GUI...