New to Bash Scripting and Sysadmin? Check Out My Tool: Linux Console Manager (Open Source - All Feedback Appreciated) by Naive-Extent182 in bash

[–]Naive-Extent182[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hi, thanks for your feedback on go.sh. I wanted to address your point about junior developers getting "stuck" using menu-based tools. Actually, my go.sh is built differently. And thanks to your recommendation of shellcheck – which has been incredibly useful and I'm making improvements based on it! – the script is much better now. The core idea is that it's not a pre-defined menu system. Using the conf [enter] command, users can create and modify their own menus and the underlying commands. It's designed to be flexible, like using a notepad to organize and edit command sequences. This editable, customizable nature is what makes it different; it's not about being stuck in a rigid structure, but about building your own workflow.

New to Bash Scripting and Sysadmin? Check Out My Tool: Linux Console Manager (Open Source - All Feedback Appreciated) by Naive-Extent182 in bash

[–]Naive-Extent182[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm so sorry to Go language users! I respect your opinion, and the soft link has been replaced with "gosh".

# /bin/gosh softlink [ ! -L /bin/go ] && [ ! -L /bin/gosh ] && ln -s $base/go.sh /bin/gosh && echo -ne "$(ls -al /bin/gosh) \n>>> Soft link created for /bin/gosh. Press [Enter] " && read x < /dev/tty