Alex Jones

@RuiFRibeiro can you please explain why you keep editing my question and rolling back my edits to my question? unix.stackexchange.com/posts/476843/revisions

anybody online here now?

I have installed Linux Mint 18 and wireless drivers also, but NetworkManager cannot create wireless hotspot

o/

hello people

how can you tell if a user has been active at the terminal recently

hello guys

is there any command line way to set preferred netowrk?

oh

who got selected to be AU moderator?

oops there is a spelling mistake in this video :-p

I have two ethernet cable connected to my computer I want to use internet from second cable but I cant what to do to set second ethernet as default?

-D

hello o/

anyway I am in no mood to debate coz I thought that must be a genuine reason.

that a function that treats dir different than regular files

couldn't they add feature to copy directory as well ?

why?

cp command does not copy directory by default

or where to vote?

how to vote?

+1

can we install Ubuntu in GPT partition table without UEFI ?

@ParanoidPanda have you worked with nodejs ?

what happened to your roof ? LOL

heh

whats up?

hi @ParanoidPanda

bye

I have figured out and commented too, now I will find the solution too

I will

ok

@terdon plus systemd complains anyway

@terdon probably so, I don't know about GDM, but it worked in GNOME 3.18 and not it is not working in GNOME 3.20.1

Ok

@terdon your answer to unix.stackexchange.com/q/258544/52733 needs update for newer gnome

@terdon that looks great for my usage

will try

am I clear now?

@terdon if you will look at my code, I am access i th argument and at same time i + 1 the arg too

one sec

otherwise take them all as is

if user types on 4 april then I need to process the date

on date is optional

that is Ok but I have a situation where the usage of my script is: $ add some words [on date]

I tried it this way but did not work: sprunge.us/NAVO

command line arguments

$ bash script hello world

can anyone please tell me how can I print all command line arguments using for (( )) do; done ?