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Hi

I'd be great if there was an option somewhere on the website to download the entire thing as a PDF 'book'. Kind off like how you can generate a PDF of a wikipedia page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Download_as_PDF#Creating_a_PDF

Thanks
Thibault
Greeting from Flanders btw 😄

Under Pathname Expansion
" A glob is the name of the type of pattern supperted by the bash shell..."
supperted should be supported

I'm asking because I'm an Emacs/Org Mode user, and I wish to convert this guide to Org to make it easier for my workflow. I am aware of Pandoc and Org Web Tools, but the conversion from Docbook, PDF or HTML is not perfect and requires manual corrections.

Unless its required for some arcane purpose, the first black background example of code (and subsequent) should use a slightly darker font so it shows up on the white background (the white on black background is fine), otherwise it's hard to read. I'm relearning BASH at 68yrs, so please make it easier to read.
Same goes for those color choices on the 'terminal' side, readability should be first on your mind, salience second.
FPPGuy

Something like that.

:i
No lines in the buffer
:a
Hello
.
:i
Hello
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:

A minor issue.

http://guide.bash.academy/02.commands.html#toc10

Search for "you have wo"

Happens in firefox and chromium.

The word versatile is misspelled as versitile in a few places in the 5th paragraph. I am enjoying the tutorial.

Commands are underlined because they are clickable, to make selection easier. However, the underline hides underscores, which are often important for examples to work. In quiz examples this is worse, since the commands only appear when hovered upon, so it's almost impossible to see them without the underline.

Maybe we don't need the underline, or it can be made fainter, or moved lower?

On Bash Academy main page:

In second

under The Bash Game "challenge" is spelled "challange"

Not sure how big a deal...
"[edit this page]" hover needs changed: transparent font, or a more light RGB.
I'd give an example, but just about any config. to push it more in the right corner will do

Hi,

I'm trying to find a template that's as close as possible to the bashguide pdf: https://folk.ntnu.no/geirha/bashguide.pdf

What I'm particularly interested in is:

• the way code blocks are greyed out
• source links at bottom of the page
• overall style/feel/lettering type of the document

Can anyone point me in the right direction?

The images for the bash processes contain curly quotes instead of "dumb" quotes used in code:

Hey, thanks for such a nice site! The link to http://play.bash.academy/ seems to not be working currently though..

In command substitution: sentence "Only after this expansion, bash will try to run the echo command" would read better as "Only after this expansion will bash try to run the echo command".

Hi, I'm pretty new at this so pardon me if i'm a bit clumsy.

I was in the the Variables and Expansions section in Bash Academy when this exercise came up. Can someone explain why I'm getting the "bad substitution" output?

$ greeting="hello world"
$ echo "$greeting"
hello world
$ echo "${greetingˆ}."
-bash: ${greetingˆ}.: bad substitution
$

Thanks for your help.

This repo and website have a fantastic start to them. However, It seems like most parts don't have the intention of ever being completed, which makes me sad. This is a great concept, and there aren't too many good resources on Bash out there. Is this amazing project officially dead?