Warning
👷 This is an old project, made for study purposes only. Because of this, it may contain several inconsistencies in its code base, or broken things like links and images. Code examples may not follow best practices for production environments.
Welcome to stdy-shell, a repository where we dive into the mysterious and powerful world of Shell Scripting—much like Sherlock Holmes unraveling the most perplexing cases. Inspired by A Study in Emerald, this repo is your personal study in scripting, where instead of solving crimes, we solve problems with the elegance of bash, sh, and a touch of command-line sorcery.
Shell scripting is the art of automating tasks in Unix/Linux systems using scripts written for the shell (like bash). Think of it as:
- The detective's magnifying glass – revealing hidden details in your system.
- Dr. Watson – reliable, always there to assist you.
- Moriarty's cunning plans – but, you know, for good.
With shell scripts, you can automate repetitive tasks, manipulate files, manage processes, and even make your computer greet you in the morning (if you're into that).
Shell scripting is a powerful tool—whether you're automating tasks, parsing logs, or just impressing your friends with terminal wizardry. This repo is my humble collection of scripts, notes, and experiments. Feel free to learn, laugh, and (hopefully) contribute!
Happy scripting! 🐚💻
Disclaimer: No actual emeralds (or crimes) were harmed in the making of this repository.