UNIX Tutorial - (Second Edition)

Author: Savva
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: This book is an excellent UNIX fundamentals textbook. The author provides an in-depth yet accessible analysis of various aspects of the UNIX operating system, systematically introducing the user interface and internal workings of UNIX. Starting from the basic operations of the UNIX system, it sequentially explains UNIX shell operations, text file editing, email sending and receiving, UNIX file and file system operations, input/output management, process management, network management, and programming for common shells. The appendices at the end of the book comprehensively introduce UNIX terminal commands, command parameters, and options. Carefully designed in-chapter exercises and end-of-chapter problems help readers promptly reinforce new commands, primitives, and concepts.
This book provides an in-depth yet accessible analysis of the UNIX operating system, systematically introducing its various aspects, including shell operations, text file editing, email sending and receiving, UNIX file and file system operations, input/output management, process management, network management, and programming for common shells. The appendices at the end of the book comprehensively introduce UNIX terminal commands, command parameters, and options, while the thoughtfully designed in-chapter exercises and end-of-chapter problems help readers promptly reinforce new commands, primitives, and concepts. The second edition retains the features of the previous version while adding new content such as a quick start guide, graphical Kmail, compiling C++ and Java programs, directory access permissions, UNIX FIFOs, and more. Additionally, it includes a significant number of exercises and problems.
This book features a clear and unique organizational structure, meticulous explanations, and excellent examples, helping beginners quickly master the UNIX operating system and enhance their understanding of fundamental operating system principles. It is suitable as a textbook or reference for undergraduate students in computer science at universities and colleges.
This book provides an in-depth yet accessible analysis of the UNIX operating system, systematically introducing its various aspects, including shell operations, text file editing, email sending and receiving, UNIX file and file system operations, input/output management, process management, network management, and programming for common shells. The appendices at the end of the book comprehensively introduce UNIX terminal commands, command parameters, and options, while the thoughtfully designed in-chapter exercises and end-of-chapter problems help readers promptly reinforce new commands, primitives, and concepts. The second edition retains the features of the previous version while adding new content such as a quick start guide, graphical Kmail, compiling C++ and Java programs, directory access permissions, UNIX FIFOs, and more. Additionally, it includes a significant number of exercises and problems.
This book features a clear and unique organizational structure, meticulous explanations, and excellent examples, helping beginners quickly master the UNIX operating system and enhance their understanding of fundamental operating system principles. It is suitable as a textbook or reference for undergraduate students in computer science at universities and colleges.