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Sams Teach Yourself Unix in 10 Minutes (2nd Edition)

ISBN: 0672327643
EAN: 2147483647

Year: 2005
Pages: 170

Authors: Robert Shimonski

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• SAMS Teach Yourself Unix in 10 Minutes
• Table of Contents
• Copyright
• About the Author
• Acknowledgments
• We Want to Hear from You
• Reader Services
• Introduction
• Welcome to Sams Teach Yourself Unix in 10 Minutes
• Unix Overview
• Versions of Unix
• Teach Yourself Unix in 10 Minutes
• How Do You Use Unix?
• Getting More Information
• Who This Book Is For
• Author Note
• Conventions Used in This Book
• Lesson1.Getting Started
• Practicing with Unix: It Really Does Make You Perfect
• Prepare to Log In
• The Login Process
• The Logout Process
• Shell Game
• Working Within the Shell
• Summary
• Lesson2.Getting Help
• Finding Help in Unix
• Using the Unix Man Pages
• More Help
• Even More Help
• Graphical Help (Using KDE)
• Additional Documentation
• Summary
• Lesson3.Interfacing with Unix Graphically
• Overview of the X Window System
• How Many Windows Are There?
• X Window System Functionality
• Window Placement
• X Window System Look and Feel
• Window Managers
• Desktop Environments
• Summary
• Lesson4.The File System Explained
• File System Design
• Navigating the File System
• Navigating the File System with the GUI
• Summary
• Lesson5.File System Navigation Techniques
• Using the find Command
• Finding Data with Other Unix Commands
• The grep Command
• Using the KDE Find Feature
• Summary
• Lesson6.Working with the Shell
• Working with Files at the Unix Shell Prompt
• Summary
• Lesson7.Reading Files
• The cat Command
• Making Output Readable with Pagers
• The tail Command
• Summary
• Lesson8.Text Editing
• Text Editing with Unix
• The vi Editor
• The emacs Editor
• Desktop Environment Tools: KDE s Built-in Editor
• Summary
• Lesson9.Text and File Utilities
• The wc Command
• The split Command
• The diff and patch Commands
• Tying It All Together: File Management Skills Test
• Summary
• Lesson10.Compression and Archiving Tools
• Managing Files in Unix
• Managing Your Disk Usage
• Compressing Files in Unix
• The tar Command
• Using uuencodeuudecode
• Summary
• Lesson11.Managing Processes in Unix
• Multitasking
• The ps Command
• The kill Command
• The at and cron Commands
• Summary
• Lesson12.Input and Output
• IO Redirection
• Standard IO
• Pipes
• Summary
• Lesson13.Regular Expressions
• Pattern Matching and Regular Expressions
• Using . and
• Using and
• Using (Again) and
• Summary
• Lesson14.Shell Scripting Fundamentals
• Building Unix Shell Script Files
• Using foreach
• Using while and if
• Summary
• Lesson15.User Utilities
• Using chsh
• The passwd Command
• Using finger and chfn
• Using date
• Using uptime
• Using who
• Summary
• Lesson16.Modifying Your Environment
• Aliases
• Environment Variables
• Paths
• Using Dot Files
• Working with the GUI
• Summary
• Lesson17.Printing with Unix
• The lpr Command
• The lpq Command
• The lprm Command
• Summary
• Lesson18.Networking and Security
• Using telnet
• Using ssh
• Using rlogin
• Using slogin
• Using ftp
• Summary
• Lesson19.Configuring Permissions in Unix
• Unix File and Directory Permissions
• Using ls -l
• Using chmod
• Using chgrp
• Summary
• Lesson20.Unix Privileged Commands
• Root Refresher
• Single-User Mode
• fsck
• shutdownreboot
• Summary
• AppendixA.Learn More About Unix: Reference
• Index
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