How to run multiple command sequentially?
I am new to elementary OS. I usually use windows. In windows we can create batch file which can make several command run at command prompt by single click. How to do this in elementary OS?
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I am new to elementary OS. I usually use windows. In windows we can create batch file which can make several command run at command prompt by single click. How to do this in elementary OS?
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I am new to elementary OS. I usually use windows. In windows we can create batch file which can make several command run at command prompt by single click. How to do this in elementary OS?
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I am new to elementary OS. I usually use windows. In windows we can create batch file which can make several command run at command prompt by single click. How to do this in elementary OS?
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You can make bash scripts to achieve this. A bash script usually starts with #!/bin/bash. Take a look here, described well in this answer at askubuntu.
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You can make bash scripts to achieve this. A bash script usually starts with #!/bin/bash. Take a look here, described well in this answer at askubuntu.
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