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BASH
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BASHBourne Again Shell (Unix/Linux)
BASHBird/wildlife Aircraft Strike Hazard (military/aviation)
BASHBridged Amplifier Switching Hybrid
BASHBandwidth Sharing
BASHBlue Ash YMCA (Cincinnati, Ohio)
BASHBay Area Siberian Husky Club
BASHBulimia Anorexia Self-Help, Inc.
BASHBikers Against Statewide Hunger (Washington)
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Linux on the other hand, being a UNIX version has the capability of handling multiple command interpreters, which can be a boon, though it mostly favors Bourne Again Shell BASH.
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The 24 lessons cover full-screen editing tools for Unix, the Bourne Again shell (bash), job control, shell programming, printing, archives and backups, email, remote systems, searching for files, Perl programming, and GNOME.
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6 as the Bourne Again Shell (bash) joins the existing Korn, C, and other shells within the product.
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