PinnedJunky BirdbathBash/Linux : Hot LinksA set of links to places where I have found useful info regarding Bash and Linux.Mar 18Mar 18
Junky BirdbathLinuxTools:Sed:3.1:Regular ExpressionsTo do use Sed productively, you’ll want to have an understanding of regular expressions. Regular expressions give you the ability to…4d ago4d ago
Junky BirdbathLinuxTools:Sed:4.4:Last CommandsIn this set of notes, I’ll review the remaining Sed commands that I use frequently.Jun 27Jun 27
Junky BirdbathLinuxTools:Sed:4.0:Commands:IntroIn this set of notes, I’ll begin discussing various Sed commands. Since there are quite a few of them, I’m going to split the discussion…Jun 26Jun 26
Junky BirdbathLinuxTools:Sed:4.3:Even More CommandsIn this set of notes, I’ll be looking at the n, b, N, and s commands.Jun 23Jun 23
Junky BirdbathLinuxTools:Sed:4.2: More CommandsIn this set of notes, I’ll review the a, c, i, s (partly), r, and R commands.Jun 20Jun 20
Junky BirdbathLinuxTools:Sed:4.1: CommandsIn this set of notes, I’ll discuss the d,z,D,p,P,q,and Q commands.Jun 20Jun 20
Junky BirdbathLinux Tools: SED: 3. Addressing and Conditional StatementsChapter 3 of my SED notes. Discussing SED’s if statements, numerical addresses, regular expressions, and ranges.Jun 15Jun 15
Junky BirdbathLinux Tools: SED: 2. Automatic Printing and NewlinesThis is a continuation of my SED notes. I’m a big fan of SED and BASH, and I consider SED to be a fundamental tool. Even when I’m using…Jun 15Jun 15
Junky BirdbathLinux Tools: Sed : 1. IntroductionI like to use Bash and Linux because they allow me to automate a lot of my day. I like to think this makes my life easier and more fun. I…Jun 14Jun 14