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is there another way of using the chmod command to make that shell file example an executable?

You're adding the 'executable bit', meaning that the file has permissions to run as an executable - something that can be executed like...

can someone help with explaining "chmod +x ./filename.sh"

Thank you very much. I am happy to arm myself with this information. I believe that getting down to really understanding how a Linux OS...

@rohanbari :- Welcome to Linux.org.....one of the "nicer" Linux forums around. I wouldn't worry too much about trying to "master"...

I sincerely appreciate this topic and the responses on the thread. I will like to get on LFS, and I want to know if I can do all of it...