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glad I could help :)

linux is great, I absolutly prefer linux over windows even when something dont work and need to put some effort to make it running...

and its always so much to learn :) ...

hi

think you should read these:
Linux System Administrator's Guide - The /dev directory (http://linux.about.com/od/lsa_guide/a/gdelsa18.htm)...

my first quess is graphics...
when you log in from command line try type rm /etc/X11/xorg.conf
then rebbot

Hi all,

can you please help me with these part of my code, I want to calculate average grade from each module and
not sure if need to label each element there, or is there any easier option to...

doesnt matter now, I used the code you posted before and hope it will do so
BIG THANKS TO YOU !

hey methyl and thanks foryouranswer

i know what internal fragmentation is i think i asked wrong way

what i meant was, how to write a script that will calculate in % how much dsck...

hi

sorry for grammar mistakes but i am writting these fro tablet and am not realy used to ot so well yet....

i am in the middle of doing work here and hope some1 ca answear my question asap...

thank you vbe for that code, I will work on it and try to get my one working now!

pint of Guinness tastes best in Ireland (even Obama said so :D) so you are welcome for one or two here :b:
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yes you are right, I am annoyed I wasted time with that code ( and I understand if you are annoyed with my late and useless responses) and it still dont work.
will take a strong coffe and try fix...

first sorry!
I didnt see page 3 with your last posts and it has been a while since I checked it last time so you probably think you wasted your time, so sorry about that.

second, thanks
for...

strange :)
can you tell why?:cool:

#!/bin/bash

echo " enter your age "
read age

if [ $age <= 18 ]; then
echo " you do not have to pay tax "

elif [[ $age -gt 18 && $age -lt 65 ]];...

ok, thanks for pointing that

the "2" instead of " " " was typo, does it work for you? strange because it doesnt display output of
choice1=$(ls -l|awk '{print $9 $1}')
or
choice2=$(ls | wc -c)
it just exits when I enter " 3...

will try do it later, but a fix in a code would appreciate.

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ok got it almost working :D

no errors...

yes fixed what you pointed
#!/bin/bash
choice1=$(ls -l | awk '{print $9 $1}')
choice2=$(ls | wc -c)
choice3=exit

while [ $choice -ne 2 ]
do

clear

echo "...

the idea is to create script with menu and when option 1 or2 is pressed program should clear screan display info and get back to menu....
I managed some code but getting errors...

#!/bin/bash...

these helped:
check=` cd $dir && ls | grep file? `

#!/bin/bash
dir=/home/andre/Documents/Scripts/Copy1/
f1=file1
f2=file2
f3=file3
check= ( cd $dir && ls | grep file? ) #the idea is to check if files file1-3 exists, has been copied, are there...

trying to write a script that will check on user age and if their age is between 18 and 65 replies with the message that they are eligible to pay tax if younger or older they dont have to pay....
...

thanks kalak, will have a look on them at least on the if-then, loops, parts for a start....

think using shift would help me finish my script but cant get it work without your help. would appreciate if you give me a example with shift & counter in the same script so I can later work on that...

yes I will work on it today and have it done by tomorrow.
if I finish I will post what I have, and if I wont get it done I will post another questions :)

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ok, read kyb = wait for keyboard, learning new stuff , good,

now a hint from you would be appreciated, something that I can work on (just remember what forum are we now :D )
should I use...

what it does? ok, it displays script, think because you used :
#!/bin/sh -x
then at the end script waits for something to be typed in
but since you have not change it there is still error with...

sorry, I was just all over the place with that script and missed your responses...

tried what you wrote but it didnt work so I was messing with it but without success...

i tried
#!/bin/bash...