Conclusions
This tutorial has provided a basic introduction to the Bash shell. After reviewing the history of UNIX shells and
introducing the basic features of Bash, I discussed several ways to customize your Bash environment,
including setting options and environment variables and customizing your Bash prompt.
I also discussed basic techniques for working at the command-line prompt and concluded with an introduction to the
basic Bash job control techniques.
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