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Lets say I wanted to create a .txt file that had some commands in it.
Then from .txt file the contents are extracted to the terminal.
Is this even possible and does it have to be a .txt file? oh and I am running 12.04


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it can be done. Just cd to the directory of the file in the terminal and type chmod +x commands.txt, and then ./commands.txt runs commands in the file



No, it need not be .txt, extension doesn't matter


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