UNIX----BEGINNING UNIX

Author: Zhang Chuxiong
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: The Unix operating system is the foundation of some commonly used platforms (such as MacOSX and Linux). This book will discuss the basics of Unix as well as the basics of increasingly popular Sun Solaris and BSD platforms. First, readers will learn Unix terminology, core concepts, methods, and how to log in and log out of the system. Then, they will start customizing their work environment and learning commands, before learning how to manage processes, handle security matters, use Perl scripts to automate tasks, and how to install Unix programs and back up data. This book covers all aspects of the Unix operating system, with its unique feature being the inclusion of Unix derivatives and a dedicated conversion chapter that delves into the basics of Unix as well as the increasingly popular Sun Solaris and BSD platforms. This book is suitable for any reader interested in the Unix operating system. Although it is an introductory book, it still holds practical value for readers who already have some Unix knowledge. Additionally, if readers wish to transfer knowledge from MacOS or Windows to Unix or its derivatives, this book can also serve as an excellent reference manual.