Learning something new every day! This is pretty cool.

What exactly is happening? I'm curious about bash scripting, and kinda want to know what's going on here.

@iam13islucky I don't know how much you know about bash, so here goes:

First I open the file ~/bin/foo.sh which contains a function "foo". That function echoes the result of the "which foo" command. The "which" command normally displays the location of a program on a user's $PATH env variable (e.g. "which bash" gives "/bin/bash").

Then I load the function(s) from that script into my current terminal using the "source" command.

Finally I call "foo", which executes the function from the script, which echoes the contents of the function "foo". What I thought would happen was that "foo not found" would be printed because foo is not a program. I was actually trying this with Maven (mvn) to see if I could override the command using a script and still call the original program from within the script.

Find it very hard to fap to

OH. I got most of that, it was the which command that lost me until you explained it. That's really cool!

Enough of the command, lets talk about your terminal... That's some dank looking theme you got going there, especially that full width tab bar...

@netroxen my guess is that it is tilix woth defautl powerline theme in gnome ofc

@netroxen I think it's bullet train from oh my zshell

@ujjwal96 Yess indeed, this.

Something doesnt feel right there.. Its obviously ohmyzsh but the top menu has a windows look and feel..?

@boom The top menu as in the terminal tab? That's just gnome terminal with the numix gtk theme. I actually had 2 tabs open so that's why that's there.

Used to unity, probablt reminded me linux mint @LucaScorpion