I’m not sure what you mean by grabbing properties, but you can click on the image which will bring up a full-size version, and then on that (or any picture that appears in your browser), you should be able to right-click and select “Save image as” to get the photo to your hard drive.

Is it copyrighted?

Thanks
Julia

This site hasn’t previously engaged in arbitrary and authoritarian behavior — nor rudeness such as ignoring and deleting a question instead of answering it forthrightly.


. ./myscript


The script doesn’t have to be executable.

The reason you need to do this is because of the parent-child relationship in Unix processes. The environment of the child can’t be seen by the parent, so when you execute a script, you are creating a new process with a copy of the parent’s environment. When the child dies, the child’s environment dies as well leaving you back to where you started.

Using an include, as shown above, you are simply saying to the shell, execute these commands as though you had typed them in your current environment. The script, when included, doesn’t need to be executable, doesn’t need any shell magic declaration at the top, but does need to be written in the same shell language as the one you’re in when calling it.

Cheers,
Mario

Chris: Love my Polar F4, although it can sometimes (rarely) be a little wonky about picking up the signal on the watch. Might just be a strap adjustment issue. Still, keep up the good work over there.