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

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 is knitted will enable me to properly appreciate Linux and position myself to adequately contribute to the community as a whole.

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 in a VM or I must get a separate computer to try every lesson on. Thank you.