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Cisco will be hard pressed to match 2009 | Network World

2009 started with a bang and ended with a bash for Cisco. The company entered the data center blade server market in the beginning of the year and ended it with two acquisitions worth a combined $6.3 billion.

Microsoft Research Asia hosts Gates at 10 year bash | Network World

Bill Gates showed he means to keep up with Microsoft's research efforts despite retiring from his day-to-day role earlier this summer by attending a ceremony in Hong Kong Tuesday night to celebrate the tenth anniversary of Microsoft Research Asia.

Google as evil, now from The Wall Street Journal | Network World

Last week I wrote about someone who seems to be paid to bash Google whether the facts support the bash or not. This week the topic is a different type of misdirected bashing -- and The Wall Street Journal should know better.

What corporate security pros should do about Shellshock/Bash bug | Network World

Shellshock/Bash bug exploits can force compromised servers to act as bots and, depending on the types of privileges the servers have, attackers can make them do a lot worse so corporate security pros should patch important affected machines as soon as possible.

Netgear, chipmakers try to save 802.11n’s rep | Network World

During a tenth anniversary bash it held last week at the Tech Museum of Innovation in San Jose, Netgear did its darnedest to disprove recent reports of a lack of interoperability among different chipset vendors’ products based on the IEEE 802.11n Draft 1.0 standard.

Microsoft brings Bash to Windows with new beta build | Network World

Microsoft gave users their first big taste of new features in its Windows 10 Anniversary Update with a new beta build of its operating system released Wednesday.

Major Windows 10 update nears as Microsoft stops adding features | Network World

Microsoft is hurtling towards the consumer release of its big Windows 10 Anniversary Update with the latest beta build for its operating system. Testers are being enlisted in a "Bug Bash" to help find and fix issues.

How to get Bash running on Windows | Network World

Microsoft released a beta build of Windows 10 with support for running the popular Bash shell. Here's how to get it set up.

10 Unix commands every Mac and Linux user should know | Network World

Get started with Bash, Unix pipes, directory navigation, sudo, Nano, and other command-line essentials

Bash tip: Extracting content from compressed files without the hassle | Network World

If you work with file archives that come in many different "flavors", you might find this little trick to be a handy one.

Using Bash’s regular expressions | Network World

Bash has quietly made scripting on Unix systems a lot easier with its own regular expressions. If you're still leaning on grep and sed commands to get your scripts to do what you need from them, maybe it's time to look into what bash regex can do.

Unix: When a bash script asks “Where am I?” | Network World

Sometimes what seems like the simplest of questions can have you scrambling for answers. Today's seemingly simple question is "How can a bash script identify its own location?"

Good coding practices for bash | Network World

When building bash scripts, a little consistency and care can pay off in the long run.

Options for looping in bash | Network World

A different way to loop line-by-line in a bash script

Changing how bash behaves | Network World

Using the shopt built-in, you can change the nature of bash

Monkeying around on the bash command line in 2016 | Network World

History and command line editing can be tricky, but 2016 is the year of the monkey. Maybe it's time to monkey around.

Chomping down on bash’s brace expansion | Network World

Brace expansion is one of the features of bash that is either never used or is one of its users favorite commands. The difference likely lies in unraveling the syntax just enough to understand how it works.

Looping your way through bash | Network World

There are many ways to loop through data in a bash script and on the command line. Which way is best depends on what you're trying to do.

Counting down the days in Linux using bash | Network World

Need to know how many days there are before some important event? Let bash and the date command help with that!

How to tell if you’re using a bash builtin in Linux | Network World

A built-in is a Linux command that's part of whatever shell you're using. Can you tell what commands are built-ins and which are not?

Tweaking history on Linux | Network World

The bash shell's history command in Linux makes it easy to review and reuse commands, but there's a lot you do to control how much it remembers and how much forgets.

How to loop forever in bash on Linux | Network World

Looping forever on the command line or in a bash script is easy. Coming up with the reasons why you want to interrupt an infinite loop and how you want to do that requires a little more effort.

Enhancing the Linux command line with aliases | Network World

Using bash aliases in Linux can save time and having to remember complex commands - and it can be fun, too.

Using bash’s shopt builtin to manage Linux shell behavior | Network World

The shopt builtin offers 53 settings that can alter how bash behaves. Read this post and then refer to bash's man page to follow up on how these settings might work for you.

How to keep processes running after logging off in Linux | Network World

When you disown a Linux process in bash, you keep it from being terminated when you log out and allow it to finish on its own. This post shows how to use the disown command.