Recent content by jeanpaulberes

Indeed, because if you do you #!/bin/sh on debian, the shell will be dash in stead of bash, and there are some minor differences, so better to use #!bin/bash if you're using or intend to use the bash shell.

Best way to uninstall a given desktop, when installed with Dnf, is to use 'sudo dnf history undo xx', where xx is the number of the install in dnf history ... this option only removes the added files ... a way better than 'sudo dnf remove xxx', since with latest some extra dependencies, also...