@jc@gerowen and honestly you can also just use the letters as well in chmod, for instance "chmod u+x" adds user execute permission to the current value (probably the most common use most people will see), and the append syntax is generally preferable to fully overwriting permissions (unless that's the intent)
@jc @gerowen and honestly you can also just use the letters as well in chmod, for instance "chmod u+x" adds user execute permission to the current value (probably the most common use most people will see), and the append syntax is generally preferable to fully overwriting permissions (unless that's the intent)