Bash, also known as GNU Bash, is a Unix shell and command language. The name refers to ‘Bourne-again shell’ – it was developed in 1989 by Brian Fox and Chet Ramey as a free, modernized version of the Bourne shell. It runs in a text window where users can write commands, and can receive and execute commands from shell script files. The command-line shell syntax is specified in the Bash Reference Manual, distributed by GNU. YAD and Zenity, the former being a fork of the latter, are used as GUI Programs for Bash scripts.
Taxi fleet management CRM and electronic travel document system for operating a vehicle fleet. Exchange of requests with taxi services, sending electronic receipts from an online cash register, maintaining route documentation, checking awareness of traffic laws among drivers, managing fuel and car wash cards, recording the technical condition of vehicles, and monitoring payments of traffic fines.
German manufacturer of network equipment compiling Debian Linux operating system firmware for routers, hotspots and servers. i386 and ARM processors are supported. Before the package compilation the correct versions of the core and Internet protocols are downloaded and prepared (in a specific sequence). The administrative site has a simple interface and technical design.
2002–2024