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GNU Bash is the GNU Project's shell, an sh-compatible shell that incorporates features from the Korn shell and the C shell. It is intended to conform to the POSIX Shell and Tools standard and offers improvements over sh for programming and interactive use. Most sh scripts can run by Bash without modification. It includes command-line editing, job control, shell functions and aliases, and indexed arrays.
The Bash Guide is an open-source guide introducing basic and advanced concepts of the bash shell. It aims to teach newcomers, advanced users and long-time users to write safe and robust bash scripts and interact efficiently with the shell as a command line interface. The guide is a continuing work in progress, with new chapters written and existing chapters updated.
Bash Crawl helps learn, search, or use command-line tools, shell commands, and terminal workflows.
A collection of handy Bash one-liners and terminal tricks for data processing and Linux system maintenance, covering topics such as terminal multiplexers, variables, grep, sed, awk, xargs and networking. The author notes it is mainly used on Ubuntu, Amazon Linux, RedHat, Linux Mint, Mac and CentOS.
An A-Z index of the Linux command line, covering bash and related utilities. The page alphabetically lists commands with short descriptions, such as alias for creating aliases, apt for installing software packages, and chmod for changing access permissions.
Basher is a package manager for bash scripts. It installs, uninstalls and updates bash packages from the command line, in the manner of composer for PHP, npm for node.js and apt for Linux tools. Packages need not register before use; if organised in a logical way, basher knows how to install them.
Bashly is a command line application written in Ruby that generates bash command line tools from a YAML configuration describing commands, subcommands, arguments, and flags. It produces a standalone script that parses and validates user input, provides help messages, and runs per-command code kept in separate files. Optional standard library functions include color output, config file management, YAML parsing, and bash completions.
bpkg is a bash package manager that installs and manages Bash packages, handling installing and uninstalling and execution permissions. It can install shell scripts globally or per project, placing global installs in /usr/local/bin and per-project installs under the deps/ directory. It can be installed via an install script, clibs, or from source.
Adebar is a collection of Bash shell scripts using ADB for Android device backup and reporting. It creates one backup file per app so users can select what to restore, and produces a device report covering information such as model, Android version, device features, status and configured accounts. It reportedly works on Linux, Mac and Windows (Cygwin); no binaries are attached to releases.
A shell history tool that syncs, searches and backs up shell history with end-to-end encryption, available for macOS, Linux and Windows and for shells including bash, zsh and fish. It includes Atuin AI, which is free during testing and can suggest and run commands.
A collection of cheatsheets for popular programming languages, frameworks and development tools, each intended to include everything needed in one file. It covers languages such as Bash, C, C# and JavaScript, backend tools including Django and Node.js, frontend frameworks such as React and Vue, plus Redis, Docker and Kubernetes.
busybox-w32 is a port of BusyBox to the Microsoft Windows WIN32 API. It brings a subset of BusyBox functionality to Windows in a single self-contained native executable and implements well over a hundred Unix-style commands, including the ash-based shell, awk, sed, vi, find and grep. It is suggested for shipping shell scripts with software or running Unix utilities on Windows, while Cygwin, Gow or UnxUtils may suit needs for full bash or GNU utilities.
emplace is a command-line tool written in Rust that mirrors installed software across multiple machines, outputting a human-readable RON file to sync. It supports git-based push and pull of updates and works with package managers including Apt, Nix, Pacman, Snap, Homebrew, Cargo, Pip, and npm, on Bash, Zsh, Fish, and Nu shells.
Gradia is free and open-source software for Linux that helps users beautify, annotate and share screenshots. Upload providers are bash commands that receive the image path as $1 and output the final URL to stdout. Gradia offers predefined providers or custom ones; some commands may need permission changes in the Flatpak or Snap.
Oh My Posh is a prompt engine for shells, with one configuration intended to work across PowerShell, Bash, Zsh, Fish, Nu and others on Windows, macOS, Linux, WSL, containers and SSH. It is written in Go, and its segments run concurrently and cache results so prompts render in milliseconds. Around 120 segments cover git status, cloud context, language versions and system metrics.
Pipeseroni maintains terminal screensavers, the best known being pipes.sh, an original script written in Bash. Related programs include pipes.c in C, snakes.pl in Perl, maze.py in Python, pipesX.sh and weave.sh. The project began with a script posted to the Arch Linux Forums in early 2010, and an MIT license was added in 2015.
SpaceFM is a multi-panel tabbed file and desktop manager for Linux with a built-in VFS, a udev- or HAL-based device manager, a customisable menu system and bash-GTK integration. The project aims to provide a stable, capable file manager with significant customisation capabilities. It requires GTK+ v2 or v3, and udev or eudev or HAL.
SS64 is a reference guide containing syntax and examples for prevalent computing commands for database and operating systems, covering Windows CMD, PowerShell, MacOS, Linux bash and SQL Server. The site is developed by Simon Sheppard and distributed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial licence.
SS64 macOS is an A-Z index of Apple macOS bash commands. Each entry gives a short description of a command, such as afconvert for audio file conversion or cat for displaying file content.
Starship is a minimal and customizable prompt for any shell that shows the information the user needs. Quick installation is available for Bash, Fish, ZSH, Ion, Tcsh, Elvish, Nu, Xonsh, Cmd, and PowerShell. It is written in Rust and works on the most common shells and operating systems.
Temp.sh is a temporary file and text sharing service. Files expire after 3 days, and the current file size limit is 4GB. It supports uploads through a CLI command, a Bash script for piping output or direct uploads, and a ShareX configuration. The project was inspired by transfer.sh, termbin.com and pomf.se.
A curated list of terminal frameworks, plugins and resources for command-line users. It collects shells, ZSH and Bash frameworks, plugin managers, prompts, terminal emulation applications, package managers, text editors, tools and plugins, grouped by category.
Termux24x7 is a Telegram group described as the official Termux group on Telegram. It directs members to pinned posts and to a separate channel, @termux_res, for resources to learn Termux (bash). The page also offers a link to download Termux.
ZombAIs is a blog post about a demonstration in which Claude Computer Use, an Anthropic beta feature that lets Claude control a computer via screenshots and bash commands, was targeted with a prompt injection attack. The post describes crafting a malicious web page to have Claude download a binary and execute it, connecting to a Sliver command and control server.
