Improving my Linux experience - part 2

Yesterday I also spent 1 hour or so learning how Info pages are browsed and all that funny commands. I needed it to look at `info tar` because in `man tar` you will find out that the GNU folks, in general, abhor man pages, and create info documents instead. Today, in a moment of craziness I launched `man bash`. This is just because I remembered malveo saying something like this during last webb.it: “if I dont know what to do, I launch `man bash` and I am sure I will be learning something new”. The first thing you learn when you launch `man bash` is that /etc/profile and /etc/bash.bashrc are included respectively on launch of non-login and interactive shells. I created a /etc/bash.common file, in which I wrote all the commands common to both shell types and included and source’d in both files, leaving specific configuration in the 2 files. Now friends are coming to watch Italy-Sweden together, so I better get prepared. See you soon.