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        | The GNU Bourne Again Shell  
most common default shell for user accountsbased on earlier bourne shell for unix but extends it in several ways |  | 
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        | The Bourne Shell 
bash shell is based onnot often used in Linuxsomtimes symbolic link to bash |  | 
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        | Earlier C Shell 
fairly popular shell in some circlesno major linux distro make it the default shelldon't assign enviroment variables in the same way as tcsh as in bash |  | 
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        | Orginal C Shell 
if user is familiar with csh, then tcsh makes a good substitue |  | 
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        | The Korn Shell 
deisgned to take the best features of the Bourne Shell and the C Shell and extend them. |  | 
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        | The Z Shell 
takes shell evolution further than the Korn Shellincorporates features from earlier shells and adding a little more |  | 
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        | Symbollic link to the systems default shell /bin/bash |  | 
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        | systems normal default shell path |  | 
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        | Programs that enable you to run text-mode programs within Linux |  | Definition 
 
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terminalxtermkonsoleMany More... |  | 
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        | Commands that are built into shell |  | 
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