UNIX is a multi-user operating system; in other words it allows more than one user to have access to a computer at the same time. The users share the computer’s various resources amongst them. This PDF covers the following topics related to Unix : Introduction, Directory Structure/Hierarchy, First Commands, Wildcards and a useful feature, Copying and Moving Files, More about more, cat, and piping, Shells, Text editors.
Author(s): Alan Reed, Aslam Ghumra, Chris Bayliss, and Jenny Harrison, University of Birmingham
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The goals of this note are to enable students to log in to their UNIX accounts from any type of computer and have a basic understanding of the commands and utilities. Topics covered includes: Unix OS Introduction, Unix Editors, Unix Files and Directories, Unix Directories, Unix Number Sytstems, chmod command, Unix Wildcards, Unix Processes, Unix Redirection, Unix shell programming, Additional Commands, Unix Makefiles, unix Advanced Commands, Unix Command breifly, The Makefile.
Author(s): Dr. David A. Gaitros
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This note covers the following topics: introduction and history of UNIX, the basics:files, UNIX commands, shells etc, file ownership and permissions, system identity software and UNIX characteristics, shell scripts, system monitoring tools and tasks, more shell scripts and application development tools, installing the OS and software patches, networking hardware installation, daily system administration tasks, security control internet access summary, more on administration and security.
Author(s): Ian Mapleson
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O'Reilly The UNIX CD Bookshelf v2.x
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Beginners Guide to Programming on the SUNs
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