Learning the UNIX Operating System, Fourth Edition
By
Grace Todino-Gonguet,
John Strang,
Jerry Peek
December 1997
Pages: 100
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Table of Contents
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Chapter 1 Getting Started
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Working in the UNIX Environment
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Syntax of UNIX Command Lines
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Types of Commands
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The Unresponsive Terminal
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Chapter 2 Using Window Systems
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Introduction to Windowing
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Starting X
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Running Programs
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Working with a Mouse
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Working with Windows
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Other X Clients
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Quitting
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Chapter 3 Your UNIX Account
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The UNIX Filesystem
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Looking Inside Files
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Protecting and Sharing Files
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Electronic Mail
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Changing Your Password
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Customizing Your Account
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Chapter 4 File Management
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Methods of Creating Files
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File and Directory Names
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File and Directory Wildcards
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Managing Your Files
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Printing Files
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Chapter 5 Redirecting I/O
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Standard Input and Standard Output
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Pipes and Filters
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Chapter 6 Multitasking
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Running a Command in the Background
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Checking on a Process
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Cancelling a Process
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Chapter 7 Where to Go from Here
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Standard UNIX Documentation
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Shell Aliases and Functions
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Programming
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Appendix A Reading List
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General UNIX Books
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Text Processing and Programming
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Shells
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The X Window System
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Appendix B Reference
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Commands and Their Meanings
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Special Symbols
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