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You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences.
How can I Explain th bash : `--enable-function-import` in bash?
above under The Shopt Builtin to be enabled..
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do...
You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Write a command that will exits the shell). on Arch Linux
This type of command substitution superficially resembles executing an
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do...
You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
What's the best way to characters using any form of shell quoting?
If you want to match ‘ initial string ’ at the start of a line,
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do...
You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Download with wget on Arch Lux in
wget https://example.com/file.zip
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do...
You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
array, and an index of -1 references the last element. on Arch Linux
The ‘ += ’
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do...
You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
The default is ‘ off ’
revert-all-at-newline ¶ If set to ‘ on ’, Readline will undo all changes to history lines
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do...
You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
What is the command to Check for sudo in a script?
if [[ $EUID -ne 0 ]]; then echo 'This script must be run as root' exit 1 fi
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do...
You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
I need to Use [[ ]] for conditional tests on Ubuntu
[[ -d /tmp && -w /tmp ]] && echo 'writable dir'
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences." }, { "role": "user", "content": "How do I Explain th bash : `The format for a pipeline is`?" ...
You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences.
How do I Explain th bash : `The format for a pipeline is`?
one of the control operators ‘ | ’ or ‘ |& ’..
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences." }, { "role": "user", "content": "How can I Explain th bash : `echo ${filename%.*}` in bash?" ...
You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences.
How can I Explain th bash : `echo ${filename%.*}` in bash?
Remove suffix pattern from variable.
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do...
You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
What's the best way to embed a terminal control sequence into the prompt?
\] End a sequence of non-printing characters. The command number and the history number are usually different:
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences." }, { "role": "user", "content": "How do I Explain th bash : `3.7.1 Simple Command Expansion ¶...
You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences.
How do I Explain th bash : `3.7.1 Simple Command Expansion ¶`?
Next: Command Search and Execution , Up: Executing Commands   [ Contents ][ Index ].
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do...
You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
What is the command to Bash clears the hostname list. on Arch Linux?
HOSTNAME ¶ The name of the current host. HOSTTYPE ¶ A string describing the machine Bash is running on. IGNOREEOF ¶ Controls the action of the shell on receipt of an EOF character
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do...
You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Give me the command for: Edit bootloader settings on Ubuntu
sudo vim /etc/default/grub sudo update-grub
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do...
You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
in a list completes
If the shell is interactive, Bash waits until the next prompt before
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do...
You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Write a command that will libintl library instead of the version in lib/intl
--with-libiconv-prefix[= PREFIX ] Define this to make Bash look for libiconv in PREFIX instead of the
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do...
You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
I need to (quoting filenames is the default). on Arch Linux
nosort Tell Readline not to sort the list of possible completions alphabetically. nospace Tell Readline not to append a space (the default) to words completed at
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences." }, { "role": "user", "content": "What is the command to Explain th bash : `nohup long_command ...
You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences.
What is the command to Explain th bash : `nohup long_command &> output.log &`?
Run a command immune to hangup.
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences." }, { "role": "user", "content": "Write a command that will Explain th bash : `Search:`" }, ...
You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences.
Write a command that will Explain th bash : `Search:`
BashPitfalls - Greg's Wiki.
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do...
You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Assign default value to variable on Arch Lux in
echo ${VAR:=default}
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do...
You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
What's the best way to to group commands and execute them as a unit. on Arch Linux?
Looping Constructs Conditional Constructs Grouping Commands
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do...
You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
What's the best way to Bash reports an error. on Ubuntu?
The symbols ‘ %% ’ and ‘ %+ ’ refer to the shell’s notion of the current job .
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do...
You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
How to return an error from a script
exit 1
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences." }, { "role": "user", "content": "What is the command to Explain th bash : `So, typically, your...
You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences.
What is the command to Explain th bash : `So, typically, your ~/.bash_profile contains line`?
use file instead of ~/.bashrc ..
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do...
You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Give me the command for: as you did for the PO files when you install them
Your users will use the LANG or LC_MESSAGES shell variables to
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences." }, { "role": "user", "content": "Give me the command for: Explain th bash : `prefix-meta ( ESC...
You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences.
Give me the command for: Explain th bash : `prefix-meta ( ESC ) ¶`
The behavior is undefined if x is already lower case..
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences." }, { "role": "user", "content": "Can you help me Explain th bash : `. \"/etc/bash_completion.d...
You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences.
Can you help me Explain th bash : `. "/etc/bash_completion.d/$1.sh" >/dev/null 2>&1 && return 124`?
{.
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do...
You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
What is the command to Previous: Conditional Constructs , Up: Compound Commands   [ Contents ][ Index ]?
3.2.5.3 Grouping Commands ¶ Bash provides two ways to group a list of commands to be executed
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Can you help me How can I (file descripr 2) to file dirlt , while the in bash?
ls 2>&1 > dirlist directs only the standard output to file dirlist ,
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
How do I zeroth word if there is only one word in the line. on Ubuntu?
% The first word matched by the most recent ‘ ? string ? ’ search,
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do...
You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Show me how to The default is ‘ off ’. on Arch Linux
match-hidden-files ¶ This variable, when set to ‘ on ’, forces Readline to match files whose
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Give me the command for: Search and replace a variable
echo ${var/old/new}
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences." }, { "role": "user", "content": "What's the best way to Explain th bash : `LINENO ¶`?" }, ...
You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences.
What's the best way to Explain th bash : `LINENO ¶`?
formatting..
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do...
You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Write a command that will and values:
name =( key1 value1 key2 value2 … ).
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do...
You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
I need to For example, cd , break , contue , and on Ubuntu in
exec cannot be implemented outside of the shell because
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
How do I special character names are recognized. on Arch Linux?
"\C-u": universal-argument
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
What is the command to Other lines denote variable settings and key bindings?
Variable Settings You can modify the run-time behavior of Readline by
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You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences.
How can I Explain th bash : `If -t option is supplied, hash prints the full pathname` in bash?
of each name ..
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
I need to persist in the shell environment after the builtin completes. on Arch Linux
The command builtin does not prevent builtins that take assignment
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
What is the command to The settings can be either those listed below, or, if the on Ubuntu?
-o option is used, those available with the -o
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
What's the best way to Next: Function Index , Previous: Index of Shell Reserved Words , Up: Indexes   [ Contents ][ Index ] on Arch Linux?
D.3 Parameter and Variable Index ¶ Jump to:   _   -   !   ?   @   *   #   $   0   A   B   C   D   E   F   G   H   I   K   L   M   O   P   R   S   T   U   V   Index Entry Section _ _ Bash Var...
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You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences.
What's the best way to Explain th bash : `Running configure takes some time.`?
from trying to execute configure itself..
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Show me how to conditional command can be expanded more than once. on Ubuntu
The expressions in substring parameter brace expansion can be
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You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences.
Can you help me Explain th bash : `filename as location of name .`?
The -p option inhibits the path search, and hash uses.
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Can you help me if any variable is assigned to using the syntax on Arch Linux?
name [ subscript ]= value The subscript
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Can you help me of an event occurrg in the system. in?
special builtin ¶ A shell builtin command that has been classified as special by the POSIX standard. token ¶ A sequence of characters considered a single unit by the shell.
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
How can I if the -u option is supplied. on Arch Linux in bash?
A synonym for mapfile . source ¶ source [-p path ] filename [ arguments ] A synonym for . (see Bourne Shell Builtins ). type ¶ type [-afptP] [ name ...] Indicate how each name would be interpreted if used as a command
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
How do I The default is ‘ off ’. on Ubuntu?
search-ignore-case ¶ If set to ‘ on ’, Readline performs incremental and non-incremental
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
What is the command to which are specific to Bash. on Arch Lux in?
This manual is meant as a brief introduction to features found in Bash.
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
What's the best way to return value greater than zero. on Arch Linux?
OPTIND is set to the index of the first non-option argument,
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
What is the command to Search and replace a variable?
echo ${var/old/new}
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Write a command that will programmable completion facilities (see Programmable Completion ). on Arch Lux
COMPREPLY ¶ An array variable from which Bash reads the possible completions
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Give me the command for: expansion, and quote removal, subject to the value of the on Arch Linux
promptvars shell option (see The Shopt Builtin ).
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
I need to then a ‘ b ’: on Arch Linux
[[ $line =~ [[:space:]]*(a)?b ]] That means values for line like
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Give me the command for: usg ‘ set -n ’ (see The Set Builtin ). on Arch Linux
Bash will check for mail periodically, depending on the values of the MAIL , MAILPATH , and MAILCHECK shell variables
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Show me how to Show the last login information on Ubuntu
last
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You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences.
Give me the command for: Explain th bash : `: ${VAR:=default}`
Use the colon no-op command.
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You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences.
I need to Explain th bash : `--enable-function-import`
above under The Shopt Builtin to be enabled..
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You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences.
Explain th bash : `If last is not specified, it is set `
otherwise 0 is equivalent to -1 and -0 is invalid..
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
What is the command to except possibly in the last element depending on the value of the on Ubuntu?
lastpipe shell option (see The Shopt Builtin ),
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
How do I These are determined in the same way as the complete builtin?
If multiple options are supplied, the -D option takes precedence
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
How do I Previous: Job Control Builtins , Up: Job Control   [ Contents ][ Index ] on Ubuntu?
7.3 Job Control Variables ¶ auto_resume ¶ This variable controls how the shell interacts with the user and
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Give me the command for: Next: Quotg , Up: Shell Syntax   [ Contents ][ ndex ] on Arch Linux
3.1.1 Shell Operation ¶ The following is a brief description of the shell’s operation when it
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
What's the best way to Thus:?
if [ -z "$PS1" ]; then echo This shell is not interactive
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You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences.
Can you help me Explain th bash : `u`?
alphabetic characters converted to uppercase..
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You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences.
How do I Explain th bash : `The shell allows control over which commands are saved on hisry list.`?
history list (see Commands For Manipulating The History )..
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Write a command that will current directory, even if it is not asked to check the file system with the
-P option. The read builtin may be interrupted by a signal for which a trap
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
What is the command to derivative works of the Document?
If the Cover Text requirement of section 3 is applicable to these
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Give me the command for: The default is ‘ off ’. on Ubuntu
colored-stats ¶ If set to ‘ on ’, Readline displays possible completions using different
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You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences.
Can you help me Explain th bash : `ulimit sets both hard and soft limits.`?
When setting new limits, if neither -H nor -S is supplied,.
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
How can I no matches in bash?
dirnames Perform directory name completion if the compspec generates no matches. filenames Tell Readline that the compspec generates filenames, so it can perform
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You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences.
How can I Explain th bash : `%q and %Q P use ANSI-C quoting style (see ANSI-C Quoting )` in bash?
corresponding argument in a format that can be reused as shell input..
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You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences.
How can I Explain th bash : `mkdir /fs1/bash-install` in bash?
For example,.
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
What is the command to There are two search modes: incremental and non-incremental . on Arch Linux?
Incremental searches begin before the user has finished typing the
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
I need to Next: Arrays , Previous: Shell Arithmetic , Up: Bash Features   [ Contents ][ Index ]
6.6 Aliases ¶ Aliases allow a string to be substituted for a word that is in
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Give me the command for: Next: Optional Features , Previous: Sharing Defaults , Up: Installing Bash   [ Contents ][ Index ] on Ubuntu
10.7 Operation Controls ¶ configure recognizes the following options to control how it
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Can you help me if the directory name initially supplied does not exist. on Ubuntu?
dotglob If set, Bash includes filenames beginning with a ‘ . ’ in
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
What is the command to Next: Modifiers , Previous: Event Designators , Up: History Expansion   [ Contents ][ Index ] on Arch Linux?
9.3.2 Word Designators ¶ Word designators are used to select desired words from the event.
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Show me how to with -F
fullquote Tell Readline to quote all the completed words even if they are not
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
I need to In this case, N will include the first line with the common prefix. on Ubuntu
The user or application
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You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences.
Write a command that will Explain th bash : `echo {1..10}`
Use brace expansion to generate sequences.
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
How can I and upper-case and lower-case ASCII characters will collate together. on Arch Linux in bash?
globskipdots If set, filename expansion will never match the filenames . and .. , even if the pattern begins with a ‘ . ’.
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
What's the best way to This option is enabled when POSIX mode is enabled?
interactive_comments In an interactive shell, a word beginning with ‘ # ’
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Can you help me (see Loopg Constructs )?
--enable-array-variables Include support for one-dimensional array shell variables
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Can you help me Use trap for cleanup on multiple signals on Ubuntu?
cleanup() { rm -f /tmp/myapp_$$; } trap cleanup EXIT INT TERM
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
What is the command to does?
Once you know the name of the command, simply place on a line
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Can you help me value of the FCEDIT variable if set, or the value of the on Ubuntu?
EDITOR variable if that is set, or vi if neither is set.
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You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences.
Give me the command for: Explain th bash : `tmpfile=$(mktemp)`
Create a temporary file safely.
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
What's the best way to is depressed. on Ubuntu?
The text M-k is read as ‘Meta-K’ and describes the character
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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences." }, { "role": "user", "content": "Explain th bash : `name ¶`" }, { "role": "assistant"...
You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences.
Explain th bash : `name ¶`
‘ > ’..
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Show me how to Any other value results in the variable being set to off. on Ubuntu
The bind -V command lists the current Readline variable names
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
How do I them?
The “Invariant Sections” are certain Secondary Sections whose titles
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
I need to If word is unquoted,
delimiter is word itself,
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
What is the command to (uses the $PROMPT_DIRTRIM variable)?
\W The basename of $PWD , with $HOME abbreviated with a tilde. \! The history number of this command. \# The command number of this command. \$ If the effective uid is 0, # , otherwise $ . \ nnn The character whose ASCII code is the octal value nnn . \\ A backslash. \[ Begin a sequ...
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Write a command that will from a terminal. on Arch Linux
In an interactive shell, the value is interpreted as
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You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences.
I need to Explain th bash : `An interactive shell generally reads from and writes a user’s`
or one started with the -i option..
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You explain Bash commands and shell concepts clearly and concisely. Describe what the command does, its key flags, and any important caveats, in one to three sentences.
How can I Explain th bash : `The SVR4.2 shell uses a baroque memory management scheme based on` in bash?
This can be the cause of some hard-to-find errors..
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Write a command that will connected to termals (as determined by on Arch Linux in
isatty(3) ),
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
Show me how to Clear command history
history -c
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You are a Bash and Linux command-line expert. Respond with the exact command or script that accomplishes the requested task. Use best-practice flags and POSIX-compatible syntax where possible. If the task requires multiple commands, join them with && or use a script block. Do not add commentary unless asked.
provided the MMC is eligible for relicensing. on Arch Linux
ADDENDUM: How to use this License for your documents ¶ To use this License in a document you have written, include a copy of
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