Parental Guidance Required, might not be safe for some audiences.
The main problem is that if any of the commands fail, they’ll just keep moving on to the next one.
You can get around this by using the && chaining operator.
Like
apt-get install curl && curl … && apt … && …
That’ll get around the worst of copy/pasting long strings, but writing a more robust shell script is a better option if you’re doing it for anything important.
Also, if you’re copy/pasting batches of commands from the Internet, just be aware that hidden text can be snuck into command suggestions, so it’s best to copy paste into a text editor first and make sure you understand what it’s doing before you run it.
glad_cat@lemmy.sdf.org 1 year ago
I don’t know if it’s a joke or not, but you should definitely write all those commands in a reusable script, and take care of the password one way or another. It could be run by a CI or anything else, and you won’t be there to type this password. The usual question is: why do you want to run multiple commands at the same time? If you can answer this, you may find a better way to do this.
Maddison@sh.itjust.works 1 year ago
yeah, I am just lazy and don’t want to
sudo nano braveinstall.sh && chmod 700 braveinstall.sh
I hate the CEO of Mozilla, I hate them for running Firefox to the ground and they are politically active, so I don’t want to support them anyway. I don’t like to know the politics of tampons, ice creams & browsers, they should have kept their mouths shut.