42 When you use export, you are adding the variable to the environment variables list of the shell in which the export command was called and all the environment variables of a shell are …

Oct 5, 2014 · What is the difference between set, env, declare and export when setting a variable in a Linux shell, such as bash?

Nov 8, 2019 · 14 setx is not the counterpart of Linux export in Windows. export just makes the variable available temporarily to the current shell and its children processes whereas setx …

Aug 15, 2008 · in linux ubuntu bash terminal. is there any way to save bash history without writing exit? i've set the config to "HISTCONTROL=erasedups" which in my opinion works better than …

Jul 29, 2019 · I would like to be able to make a script in Windows and make it runnable from anywhere in the command line. For example, if I made a script 'touch' mimicking the command …

Yes you can, if you install an X server on your Windows computer. There are a number of commercial choices (I used Starnet X-Win32 some time ago), and a couple of open source …

What's the difference between: a=b and export a=b In bash? I understand that they both define environment variables, but I don't fully understand the difference.

Nov 15, 2022 · 2 For setting environment variables, as distinct from local script variables, use the export command like this:

Jun 30, 2017 · I am wondering when using Linux command line, how can I output a result i grep to a CSV file in different columns. Here are the columns i grep from 'last' command The final …

POSIX 7 says that export is unspecified, and defines a precise format for export -p similar to bash export but different. But bash seems to ignore POSIX and use the same format as export for …