/usr/local/bin
/usr/local could almost be considered our "system home folder" and it's where we keep our own applications, scripts, man pages, whatever we like. It's structure roughly follows that of its parent, with all the usual
/bin,
/man, and so on. Most of the juicy stuff will go in
/bin, and we'd better ensure that
/usr/local/bin is in our
PATH, too.
Generally, when you get these scripts home, as well as the usual..
chmod +x /path/to/script
You will probably want to remove the
.sh part of the filename,
which I add here so my web server knows how to deliver it to you, no more.
;o) Cor