Wicked Cool Shell Scripts: 101 Scripts for Linux, OS X, and Unix Systems

Wicked Cool Shell Scripts: 101 Scripts for Linux, OS X, and Unix Systems

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  • Type:Epub+TxT+PDF+Mobi
  • Create Date:2021-03-13 03:17:11
  • Update Date:2025-09-06
  • Status:finish
  • Author:Dave Taylor
  • ISBN:1593276028
  • Environment:PC/Android/iPhone/iPad/Kindle

Summary

All computers running Linux, Mac OS X, or Unix-like operating systems have a command line interface that gives users a powerful alternative to managing their computers and learning programming basics。 Users can write small programs, or scripts, that run in the command line "shell" to perform everyday tasks like renaming files or processing text。 Like the best-selling first edition, this revision of Wicked Cool Shell Scripts provides the full source code for over 100 short shell scripts that solve common problems, can be used to personalize a user's computing environment, and are just plain entertaining。 The tools include an interactive calculator, a stock tracker, a password manager, a weather checker, and a website search engine。 This revision includes 22 brand-new scripts, a new chapter on image-processing, and a suite of scripts to work with cloud-based services like Dropbox and iCloud。

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Reviews

Chris Brooks

Did not read every line in the book, but rather dug deep into a few areas of interest to me。 This will be a great reference for me plus there are some very useful ready-to-use scripts included。

Jean

I love Taylor's style。 These scripts are not really "wicked cool" anymore (dated), but they are good for showing syntax in context, and for sparking ideas。 With a bit of hacking skill, you could put together a simple script to automate some menial task。 If you don't already have programming skills, the key is knowing what tools (small programs) are available to you and having a clear idea of what you want to accomplish。 I love Taylor's style。 These scripts are not really "wicked cool" anymore (dated), but they are good for showing syntax in context, and for sparking ideas。 With a bit of hacking skill, you could put together a simple script to automate some menial task。 If you don't already have programming skills, the key is knowing what tools (small programs) are available to you and having a clear idea of what you want to accomplish。 。。。more

John

I'm mentioned in this book, helped dave test these scripts on mac, linux, hp-ux and solaris。。。 lots of great scripts and ideas。。。 I'm mentioned in this book, helped dave test these scripts on mac, linux, hp-ux and solaris。。。 lots of great scripts and ideas。。。 。。。more

Marc

Really good so far。 Probably best for intermediate shell scripters, or beginner/intermediate。