The Bourne Again SHell (bash) is an interactive, programmable command interpreter for the Unix and GNU-Linux operating systems. Bash was created and is maintained through the GNU Project. Bash is most common on GNU-Linux systems, though it may be found on any Unix-like OS.
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Official site for the GNU Bourne Again SHell. Includes manual and links to download bash binaries and source.
A BASH Frequently Asked Questions Page
How-to reference guide to customizing the BASH command-line prompt.
GNU BASH shell reference manual. Readable online or optionally download in a variety of formats.
A basic introduction to scripting with Bash.
A bash shell tutorial that covers the most useful aspects and features of bash for the average user, rather than the scripter/programmer.
The "GNU Bash Reference Manual" by Chet Ramey and Brian Fox, available as a printed book (ISBN: 0-9541617-7-7).
The GNU Project BASH Maintainer's home site.
History and overview of the BAsh shell.
BASH tips and tricks - including programmable command-line completion.
Official site for the GNU Bourne Again SHell. Includes manual and links to download bash binaries and source.
The "GNU Bash Reference Manual" by Chet Ramey and Brian Fox, available as a printed book (ISBN: 0-9541617-7-7).
BASH tips and tricks - including programmable command-line completion.
The GNU Project BASH Maintainer's home site.
A basic introduction to scripting with Bash.
GNU BASH shell reference manual. Readable online or optionally download in a variety of formats.
History and overview of the BAsh shell.
How-to reference guide to customizing the BASH command-line prompt.
A BASH Frequently Asked Questions Page
A bash shell tutorial that covers the most useful aspects and features of bash for the average user, rather than the scripter/programmer.
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