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 | Harley Hahn's Student Guide To Unix, 2nd Edition
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 |  | Harley Hahn,
| | Softcover, 746 pages | | ©1996, ISBN-13 9780070254923 | |
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|  | | Description | With its easy-to-read, coaching style and well-designed plan, A Student's Guide to Unix, 2/e is the best way to introduce students to the complex world of Unix. This edition is a comprehensive revision of the first Unix textbook specifically developed for the university environment. Designed to be a reference and an educational resource, the book describes all the basic skills involved, as well as countless tips, hints and techniques. This edition includes chapters on the Emacs editor, Job Control and the Korn Shell. It has also been improved as a reference text.
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| Table of Contents |
1 Introduction to Unix
2 What is Unix?
3 The Unix Connection
4 Starting to use Unix
5 Starting with X Window
6 Using the Keyboard with Unix
7 Programs to use right away (including games)
8 The Online Unix Manual
9 Command Syntax
10 The Shell
11 Using the C-Shell
12 Using the Korn Shell
13 Communicating with other people
14 Networks and Addresses
15 Mail
16 The Pine Mail Program and The pico Editor
17 The Elm Mail Program
18 Redirection and Pipes
19 Filters
20 Diplaying Files
21 Printing Files
22 The vi Editor
23 The emacs Editor
24 The Unix File System
25 Working with Directories
26 Working with Files
27 Processes and Job Control
Appendixes
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| About the Authors | Harley Hahn has a degree in mathematics and computer science from the University of Waterloo, Canada, and a graduate degree in computer science from the University of California at San Diego. Before becoming a professional writer and the author of more than two dozen books, Harley studied medicine at the University of Toronto. When Harley is not writing, he reads a lot, paints, plays the piano and gives advice to anyone who will listen.
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