Linux Setup script demonstration

by rnnh 4 years ago

GNU/Linux ◆ xterm-256color ◆ bash 1450 views

This is a video demonstration of linux_setup.sh.

In this demonstration, the bioinfo-notebook GitHub repository (or “repo”) is cloned into the home directory of the Linux system (Ubuntu). This means that all the files for this project will be downloaded from GitHub into the ~/bioinfo-notebook/ directory. A GitHub repo can be cloned using the command $ git clone followed by the URL of the target repo (which can be found on GitHub using the “Clone or download” button). The Linux setup script is then run from this cloned GitHub repo.

Version of the script used in this video: https://github.com/rnnh/bioinfo-notebook/blob/5ec7ef49523d1bea218e8d15e6791805eeed3722/scripts/linux_setup.sh

Made for https://rnnh.github.io/bioinfo-notebook/

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