=== yofel_ is now known as yofel === jacky- is now known as jacky [13:28] duanedesign, whats the way to create simple .bin files ? [13:29] I mean i want a bin file which can print "hi" when a execute that [13:32] What's a .bin file? [13:33] its a binary file. [13:34] Ok, so you want a compiled binary executable that says hi when you run it? [13:34] Then you likely want to write it in C or C++ [13:35] any language [13:37] If you're thinking of install.bin etc which you find for obscure software packages, those are not necessarily binary, they're just badly named [13:38] If you want a script, you just create a new text file and put in the two lines: #!/bin/bash and echo hi [13:38] geirha, sir I am just trying to made one for me [13:39] genupulas: Sure, just trying to figure out what you want exactly [13:40] geirha, thank you sir. [13:41] Anyway, save that file as e.g. "myscript", then make it executable by running chmod +x myscript lastly you can run it with ./myscript [13:41] so does it give back in .bin format ? [13:42] no, there's not really any ".bin format" [13:43] some files do exist in .bin format. for example our Java software . [13:43] by .bin then, do you mean filenames that end with ".bin", or...? [13:45] I want to create one , something like hello.bin and when I execute that It should provide me some output like "hi" [13:46] then you should save it as "hello", not "hello.bin" [13:46] ".bin" at the end of a filename bears absolutely no meaning, so you might as well just omit it. [13:49] geirha, one min sir I will give you some link. [14:09] Anyway, to learn writing bash scripts, I recommend http://mywiki.wooledge.org/BashGuide [14:10] There are many other guides and tutorials on bash out there, but in general they're unfortunately mostly garbage. It's best to stick to the resources in /topic #bash if you want to avoid bugs. === niltonvasques is now known as _InSanity_ [21:17] hello there [21:17] anyone know how to download skype for ubuntu 12.4 [21:24] jman074: I don't use skype, but the tutorials at ubuntu-geek are very good and I've certainly used them in the past for other things ... http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-install-latest-version-of-skype-4-1-in-ubuntu-12-10-quantal-quetzal.html [21:27] thank you [21:36] hello