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25 questions linked to/from How do I create a script file for terminal commands?
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How do I create a batch file and run it? [duplicate]
should I use the text editor? the extension should be .sh or .bat?
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How to create & execute a script file [duplicate]
Is there a way to create and execute a script file in Ubuntu 14.04? Perhaps something like Windows batch files. Specifically, I mean the default scripting language of the Ubuntu terminal (Bash). ...
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Execute sh file with java command [duplicate]
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I'm looking for a similar solution to creating a bat file in Windows on Ubuntu 18.04, I have a java file in which I make the call via console with the command java -jar routine.jar however ...
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Script with commands split & cat [duplicate]
I want to split an image.jpg into parts and merge it again.
I used the following commands:
split -b 1440 image.jpg # It divides it into 6 parts.
cat xaa.jpg xab.jpg xac.jpg xad.jpg xae.jpg xaf.jpg &...
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How to run commands written in text file in Ubuntu 20.04 [duplicate]
I just made a text file with the following commands to launch Xilinx Vivado software. How can I run this text file directly from the Terminal, so that I don't need to copy and paste all these commands ...
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Automated Scripting [duplicate]
I was wondering if there was a way to set a chain of commands to run without having to type the in individually everytime you want to run it. That way, when I get an computer to secure I can just run ...
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How can I install multiple apps on Ubuntu using scripting? [duplicate]
I would like to install a lot of apps, and I has been saving all commands to install each app, here is a sample:
##Global
sudo apt-key adv --keyserver hkp://keyserver.ubuntu.com:80 --recv-keys ...
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How Do I make a program with Ubuntu Command Line [duplicate]
I want to know how to make a program that you can edit and run. The problem is I don't know what the file extension is, like how you can make a text document on windows and save as filename.bat.
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How to make a file which when exectued will install multiple packages in Ubuntu? [duplicate]
I want to make a file which when executed would install all the packages listed inside it like pip install numpy,
pip install pandas and others.
How is this done? please guide me to appropriate ...
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Binding linux commands [duplicate]
Friends,
Is it possible within Linux CLI on Ubuntu to create a script that executes a specific command?
I'm not sure how to call this, but I think it's best explained by an example:
Let's say when I ...
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Can you install software and tools using a script? [duplicate]
I'm new to Linux but I saw someone run a script and his user profile, tools like NodeJS, VSCode, the Chrome browser etc were installed on that new machine without him doing it one by one.
How could I ...
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How to unzip a zip file from the Terminal?
Just downloaded a .zip file from the internet. I want to use the terminal to unzip the file. What is the correct way to do this?
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How can I start my application in a more convenient way?
I am new in Ubuntu. I have an application which I open in the following way. I type in the console:
cd ~/MyDirectory
./myapp +some arguments
How can I find a solution, so I could launch my ...
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Store frequently used terminal commands in a file
Okay, so I want add a command to my Desktop (Or any convenient location), and whenever I run it I want it to clone the HTML5 boilerplate.
$ git clone git://github.com/paulirish/html5-boilerplate.git
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CMD.exe Emulator in Ubuntu to run .cmd/.bat file [duplicate]
Possible Duplicate:
Executing .bat file
The title says it all.
I need to create batch files and run and test them. I dont have any Windows machine. If there was any cmd.exe emulator in Ubuntu I ...