A lot of tutorial websites use $
to indicate that a line of code should be executed at the terminal as a normal user. However, the lazy folks just copy the whole line, only to be greeted with $: command not found
. While you could just delete the dollar symbol and run the command again, that's sooooo inefficient.
This script is a simple hack to ignore the dollar symbol and run the rest of the command as usual.
Use the included PKGBUILD or install dollar
To install, run the following command:
cp \$.sh /usr/bin/\$
To uninstall the program:
rm /usr/bin/\$
Both command might require root access.
It is written in Bash, so dkdc. Fast enough, I'd say.