Hahn, Harley creator text xx New York McGraw-Hill 2009 monographic und

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xxxiv, 926 p.: 23 cm. Suitable for those who want to learn how to use Unix or Linux, this book covers the basic concepts and tools Unix/Linux users need to master such as: Unix vs Linux, GUIs, the command line interface, the online manual, syntax, the shell, standard I/O and redirection, pipes and filters, vi and Emacs, the Unix file system, and job control. Introduction to Unix -- What is Unix? What is Linux? -- Unix connection -- Starting to use Unix -- GUIs, graphical user interfaces -- Unix work environment -- Using the keyboard with Unix -- Programs to use right away -- Documentation, the Unix manual and info -- Command syntax -- Shell -- Using the shell, variables and options -- Using the shell, commands and customization -- Using the shell, initialization files -- Standard I/O, redirection, and pipes -- Filters, introduction and basic operations -- Filters, comparing and extracting -- Filters, comparing and extracting -- Filters, counting and formatting -- Filters, selecting, sorting, combining, and changing -- Regular expressions -- Displaying files -- The vi text editor -- Unix filesystem -- Working with directories -- Working with files -- Processes and job control -- Appendixes: Summary of Unix commands covered in this book; Summary of Unix commands by category; Summary of vi commands; ASCII code; What to do if you forget the root password; Time zones and 24-hour time; Shell options and shell variables -- Glossary. Harley Hahn. Includes index English Operating systems Computers UNIX Computer file Linux 005.432 H12h 978-0-07-313361-4 251212 20260803094056.0