UNIX & UnixWare 7 Basics Tutorial

Author: Jin Ning
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Features: Popular UNIX Operating System Versions: The practical environment of this book is SCO UnixWare 7.1.3, one of the most widely used operating systems in key business applications in China's financial, telecommunications, postal, insurance, and government sectors. Objectives per Chapter: At the beginning of each chapter, the knowledge or skills to be mastered after completing the chapter are clearly stated. Diagrams and Examples: All diagrams in this book are actual screenshots from example operations. The design of the examples highlights the humanistic characteristics of practical operations, reflecting the completeness and operability of the practical content. Practical Logs: The arrangement of practical content in the book is well-organized, and the logs after practical operations are your favorite. They are not only a accumulation of knowledge and practical thinking, but more importantly, they are an excellent learning method. Designed Columns: Although the content of the columns is not part of the main text, it complements the main content and is the best choice for further learning. This book is an indispensable reference material for learning and practicing the UNIX UnixWare 7 operating system. Written in a relaxed and natural style that engages the reader, the book systematically introduces the basic knowledge, daily operations, and maintenance of the UNIX UnixWare 7 system. The content of the entire book is designed and organized with the goals of "systematic knowledge, operable examples, and progressive content arrangement," supplemented by "" (what you see is what you get) example operations and corresponding practical logs to guide readers in deepening their understanding. At the same time, the "columns" that extend from the main content help readers with self-directed learning. This book can serve as an introductory tutorial for readers learning UNIX operating systems, a basic tutorial for UNIX operating system users, or a teaching material for UNIX operating system training.