Your Unix: The Ultimate Guide

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Key Features Bulleted lists of chapter objectives orient students and prepare them for the material to be covered in the chapter. Scores of tables, diagrams, and screen shots make the fundamentals of the UNIX operating system more accessible to students. Over 900 exercises allow students to test and reinforce their understanding of key concepts. Note, Tip, and Caution boxes provide on-the-spot assistance to students. A list of key terms at the end of each chapter provides students with a quick review of chapter material. A wealth of appendices and indices make this book an excellent reference and something that coverage of taday's hottest topics. Linux coverage and chapters on the internet and the World Wide Web provide students with coverage of today's hottest topics. Coverage of the Bourne, Korn, bash, and C shells, Conveniently highlighted in separate sections, provides students and Professionals with the broadest possible range of information Table Of Contents Chapter 1 Getting Started Chapter 2 Understanding the Unix Command Chapter 3 General-Purpose Utilities Chapter 4 The vi/vim Editor Chapter 5 The GNU emacs Editor Chapter 6 The File System Chapter 7 File Attributes Chapter 8 The Shell Chapter 9 Simple Filters Chapter 10 The Process Chapter 11 TCP/IP Networking Tools Chapter 12 The X Window System Chapter 13 Electronic Mail Chapter 14 The Internet Chapter 15 Using Regular Expressions-grep and sed Chapter 16 Programming with awk Chapter 17 Customizing the Environment Chapter 18 Shell Programming Chapter 19 Advanced Shell Programming Including KORN and BASH Chapter 20 perl - The Master Manipulator Chapter 21 System Administration I - The File System Revisited Chapter 22 System Administration II - The General Duties Chapter 23 TCP/IP Network Administration Chapter 24 Going Further - Building the Internet Server Appendices Index