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Guide to Unix
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This is the Guide to Unix Computing, or for short, Guide to Unix. It describes Unix and Unix-like systems for users and system administrators. It includes guide to Unix commands.
Brief contents
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/Introduction/
/Why Unix-like/
Explanations of topics
Command Line
Common Programs
Administration
Storage
Networking
Electronic Mail
Security
Beyond This Book
Quick reference
/Commands/ - commands listed conveniently in categories 75% November 19, 2008
/Environment Variables/ - USER, EDITOR, PATH... 25% November 19, 2008
/Files/ - configuration and device files of /etc/ and /dev 50% November 19, 2008
Varieties
/Variants/
/Linux/ - the basic traits of Linux systems25% November 19, 2008
/BSD/ - the basic traits of *BSD systems25% November 19, 2008
Appendices
/Index/
/Links/
Other Wikibooks
A Neutral Look at Operating Systems
UNIX Computing Security
Unix utilities: Bourne Shell Scripting, Learning the vi Editor
The windows managers: Guide to X11, Using GNOME, Using KDE
Programming: C, C++, Serial Programming/Serial Linux
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