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docs: fix formatting of name of shells

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@ -111,7 +111,7 @@ A scripts written in ``bash`` it would need a first line like this::
#!/bin/bash
This line tells the shell to execute the file with the *bash* interpreter, that is located at the path ``/bin/bash``.
This line tells the shell to execute the file with the bash interpreter, that is located at the path ``/bin/bash``.
For a script, written in another language, just replace the interpreter ``/bin/bash`` with the language interpreter of that other language (for example ``/bin/python`` for a ``python`` script)
@ -133,25 +133,25 @@ This convention helps to make sure help can be found on commands no matter where
Installation and Start
======================
This section is on how to install, uninstall, start and exit a *fish* shell and on how to make *fish* the default shell:
This section is on how to install, uninstall, start and exit a fish shell and on how to make fish the default shell:
- `Installation`_: How to install *fish*
- `Default Shell`_: How to switch to *fish* as the default shell
- `Starting and Exiting`_ How to start and exit a *fish* shell
- `Uninstalling`_: How to uninstall *fish*
- `Executing Bash`_: How to execute *bash* commands in *fish*
- `Installation`_: How to install fish
- `Default Shell`_: How to switch to fish as the default shell
- `Starting and Exiting`_ How to start and exit a fish shell
- `Uninstalling`_: How to uninstall fish
- `Executing Bash`_: How to execute bash commands in fish
Installation
------------
Instructions for installing fish are on the `fish homepage <https://fishshell.com/>`_. Search that page for "Go fish".
Up-to-date instructions for installing the latest version of fish are on the `fish homepage <https://fishshell.com/>`_.
To install the development version of *fish* see the instructions at the `project's GitHub page <https://github.com/fish-shell/fish-shell>`_.
To install the development version of fish see the instructions at the `project's GitHub page <https://github.com/fish-shell/fish-shell>`_.
Default Shell
-------------
You can make *fish* your default shell by adding *fish*'s executable in two places:
You can make fish your default shell by adding fish's executable in two places:
- add ``/usr/local/bin/fish`` to ``/etc/shells``
- change your default shell with ``chsh -s`` to ``/usr/local/bin/fish``
@ -160,19 +160,19 @@ For for detailed instructions see `Switching to fish <tutorial.html#tut_switchin
Uninstalling
------------
For uninstalling *fish*: see :ref:`FAQ: Uninstalling fish <faq-uninstalling>`.
For uninstalling fish: see :ref:`FAQ: Uninstalling fish <faq-uninstalling>`.
Starting and Exiting
--------------------
Once *fish* has been installed, open a terminal. If *fish* is not the default shell:
Once fish has been installed, open a terminal. If fish is not the default shell:
- Enter ``fish`` to start a *fish* shell::
- Enter ``fish`` to start a fish shell::
> fish
- Enter ``exit`` to exit a *fish* shell::
- Enter ``exit`` to exit a fish shell::
> exit
@ -180,7 +180,7 @@ Once *fish* has been installed, open a terminal. If *fish* is not the default sh
Executing Bash
--------------
If *fish* is your default shell and you want to copy commands from the internet, that are written in a different shell language, *bash* for example, you can proceed in the following way:
If fish is your default shell and you want to copy commands from the internet, that are written in a different shell language, bash for example, you can proceed in the following way:
Consider, that ``bash`` is also a command. With ``man bash`` you can see that there are two ways to do this:
@ -189,7 +189,7 @@ Consider, that ``bash`` is also a command. With ``man bash`` you can see that th
> bash -c SomeBashCommand
or ``bash`` without a switch, opens a *bash* shell that you can use and ``exit`` afterwards.
or ``bash`` without a switch, opens a bash shell that you can use and ``exit`` afterwards.
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