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hi what is .sh file extension and what do i do with it i have got hold of kylix 3 for my college work (A level computing) and we use ...
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    Question .sh file extension

    hi what is .sh file extension and what do i do with it

    i have got hold of kylix 3 for my college work (A level computing) and we use delphi ...but i use linux at home so the cloesest thing to delphi i belive is kylix its discontinued but i got hold of it and am having trouble insatling it as a user of windows for many years am use to a setup icon that does all the work but ther isnot this with linux

    so can i get some help with insatling kylix
    and some details about .sh file extension and what thay do

    Thanks

    Tatton

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    The .sh extension is often used for shell scripts. The best way to run one is to open a terminal, navigate to the directory where the script is, and do either of the following:
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    ./filename.sh
    sh filename.sh
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    A .sh extension means that the file is a shell script. Open up a terminal, move to the directory that contains the .sh file, and type
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    ./file.sh
    Obviously replace file.sh with the actual file name.

    EDIT: Sorry I wrote that about 30 mins ago, and only got round to posting it now, which is why it contains exactly the same info as Zelmo's post. Sorry.
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