Understanding Practical Unix

Understanding Practical Unix
ISBN-10
1887902538
ISBN-13
9781887902533
Category
Operating systems (Computers).
Language
English
Published
2000-12
Publisher
Franklin Beedle & Associates
Author
Raymond Greenlaw

Description

Designed as a supplemental text for students of computer science and the interested reader, this guide presents an introduction to the techniques needed to navigate Unix-based systems. Greenlaw (computer science, Armstrong Atlantic State U.) covers topics such as logging on, the top ten Unix command

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