Using the bash in Windows

After work, with more opportunities to access free software, naturally began to use bash to work on the command line. With more and more tools to use, more and more skilled, more and more like to work at the command line, feel that any GUI will be shackled.

Until one day I found myself using bash in Windows, and it was a bit of a laugh. It seems that changing the habit is easy, changing the mindset is very difficult. The following is a simple example to illustrate the problem: $ CD ~/mypath/to/a/special/place
$ chmod +x Some.file
$ CD-

In fact, can be a command to do: $ chmod +x ~/mypath/to/a/special/place/some.file

However, the first method completely conforms to the usage of Windows, no matter what you want to do with a file, first open the Resource manager, access to the directory of the file, you can do what you want to do. But under the shell, the entry and exit directory operations can be omitted entirely.

When I saw a colleague who was doing the same thing, he smiled and pointed out to him that he was also in distress to admit. In my opinion, he is more like a Linux youth than me.

Yesterday I finally updated my Fedora Core 3 to the latest status, and the red exclamation mark was missing. In order to learn Linux, I did not install windows,80g hard drive also left half of the space, ready to install Debian and Gentoo, but to wait until the Linux master more comprehensive, now there are many things do not understand, Fear that the direct use of these more customized distribution will produce more frustration, a little bit of it.

Abandon the bad habits, meet the advanced productivity, from now on.