Posts Tagged ‘Bash’

Wandering through the depths of find

Tux

find is a very mighty tool. It allows you to apply a very detailed search syntax. Every Linux user should know how to use it. Very basic usage I told you I would start with the very basics, didn’t I? So, you can need the option -iname if you want to do basic matching against [...]

Colorize your scripts output

Gnome-Terminal

The bash is very nice if you want to know exactly what your scripts are doing. Unfortunately, its almost always white colored text on a black background, without any accentuation. No bold text, nothing underlined and no colors are used. You can change this standard behaviour. You can add color to your output. This is [...]