[PLUG] Re: Bash presos? [now on-line]

[JP Vossen <jp@jpsdomain.org>]

JP Vossen wrote:
> Monday night [2007-08-20] at the PLUG West meeting we briefly talked about the recent 
> release of O'Reilly's _bash Cookbook_, which I co-authored, and some 
> bash presentations based on the book.  I have 4 presentations written by 
> my co-author Carl that we presented at Ubuntu Live 2007 
> (http://www.ubuntulive.com/cs/ubuntu/view/e_sess/13493).  That 
> presentation took about 4 hours, with some breaks and a *lot* of 
> questions and interaction from the audience.

These are now on-line at:
http://conferences.oreillynet.com/pub/w/60/presentations.html
http://conferences.oreillynet.com/presentations/ubuntu2007/ul_albingvossen.zip


> The four presos are as follows, where "reasonably stand-alone" means 
> that you can just read the slides and they will make sense, as opposed 
> to the other two where you need to hear the speaker before the slides 
> are that useful.
>
> bash: from beginner to power user
>     40 slides, not stand-alone
>
> Tips and Tricks: avoiding common goofs in bash scripts
>     19 slides, reasonably stand-alone
>
> bash: some odd but useful features
>     22 slides, not stand-alone
>
> bash vs. dash
>     19 slides, reasonably stand-alone

Later,
JP
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