Index[SYMBOL] [A] [B] [C] [D] [E] [F] [G] [H] [I] [J] [K] [L] [M] [N] [O] [P] [Q] [R] [S] [T] [U] [V] [W] [X] [Y] [Z] h filename extension 2nd Hacker Half-duplex 2nd halt utility 2nd Halt, program Hard link create using ln 2nd defined 2nd number of, using ls remove using rm symbolic link, versus Hardcoded filename in shell scripts Hash defined one-way table hashstat builtin hdiutil utility head utility 2nd Header document file 2nd Help answers, finding Apple Help Viewer Apple Web site apropos utility documentation emacs error messages getting GNU manuals hardware info pages Internet, from the man pages netnews support forums Here document 2nd 3rd Hesiod Heterogeneous Hexadecimal number HFS+ Extended filesystem. [See Filesystem; HFSX] HFS+ filesystem. [See Filesystem; HFS+] HFSX filesystem. [See Filesystem; HFSX] Hidden file. [See Invisible filename] Hierarchical file structure Hierarchy histfile variable 2nd 3rd HISTFILESIZE variable histlit variable 2nd History C Shell Mechanism, classic defined event editing number previous previous: !$ last word of the previous: modifying reexecuting text words within mechanism 2nd vi, of viewing word designator history builtin 2nd 3rd 4th history variable 2nd HISTSIZE variable Home directory .bash_history file .bash_login file .bash_logout file .bash_profile file 2nd .bashrc file .cshrc file .history file 2nd .inputrc file .login file 2nd 3rd .logout file 2nd .netrc .nofinger file .plan file .profile file 2nd .project file .rhosts .tcshrc file 2nd .vimrc file 2nd about defined 2nd Desktop invisible file Library startup file working directory, versus ~, shorthand for HOME variable 2nd 3rd 4th 5th home variable Host address specifying trusted host utility hostconfig file hostname utility 2nd Hostname, symbolic hosts database 2nd hosts file 2nd hosts.allow file hosts.deny file hosts.equiv file 2nd 3rd 4th Hover HTML history suffix html filename extension HTTP 2nd httpd daemon HTTPS protocol Hub 2nd Human-readable option Humor 2nd 3rd hunk (diff) Hypermedia Hypertext about defined link Markup Language. [See HTML] Transfer Protocol. [See HTTP] World Wide Web |