UNIX实用教程（第3版）（英文影印版）
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- 原书名： Just Enough UNIX 3rd ed.
- 原出版社： Mcgraw-Hill
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UNIX操作系统已成为产业界，政府和教育部门的标准计算机操作系统。本书旨在提供给每位想掌握UNIX运作技能的读者一本简明而实用的教材。本书分为8个部分，33章。第1部分：引论；第2部分：UNIX文件系统；第3部分：UNIX Shell；第4部分：文本编辑器；第5部分：UNIX连网(网络环境下使用UNIX)；第6部分：初建文件系统；第7部分：Shell编程；第8部分：UNIX环境下编程。
本书适用于初学UNIX的科技人员，业务人员和大学生。
本书适用于初学UNIX的科技人员，业务人员和大学生。
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preface ix
part 1 introduction to unix 1
1. introduction to unix 3
2. your unix account 15
3. tutorial: getting stahed 27
4. tutorial: getting started with motif 37
5. tutorial: getting started with cde 55
part ii unix file svstem 73
6. unix file system 75
7. tutorial: working with files 87
8. tutorial: working with directories 97
9. tutorial: using file manager 107
part iii unix shell 119
1o. unix shell 121
11. tutorial: working with the shell 133
part iv text editors 147
12. text editors 149
13. tutorial: editing with vi 153
14. tutorial: editing with emacs 175
15. tutorial: editing with pico 189
part 1 introduction to unix 1
1. introduction to unix 3
2. your unix account 15
3. tutorial: getting stahed 27
4. tutorial: getting started with motif 37
5. tutorial: getting started with cde 55
part ii unix file svstem 73
6. unix file system 75
7. tutorial: working with files 87
8. tutorial: working with directories 97
9. tutorial: using file manager 107
part iii unix shell 119
1o. unix shell 121
11. tutorial: working with the shell 133
part iv text editors 147
12. text editors 149
13. tutorial: editing with vi 153
14. tutorial: editing with emacs 175
15. tutorial: editing with pico 189
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What is UNIX?
Mention computers, and most people tend to think of computer hardware-the physical device, consisting of circuit boards, a central processing unit (CPU), memory chips, and so on. Equally important. however, is the software-the programs that tell the hardware what to do. Without software, a computer is just a box with wires attached to it.
An operating system is an important kind of software that manages the resources of the computer. You might think of the operating system as the master control program for the entire computer system, hardware and software.
In this book you will learn about the UNIX operating system. UNIX is fast becoming the standard computer operating system in industry, government, and education. It is especially popular in academia: according to AT&T, where UNIX was developed,every major university in the United States now has at least one computer system running under UNIX.
Which Version of UNIX?
Although UNIX originated at the AT&T Bell Laboratories, much of its subsequent development has occurred at the University of California. Berkeley. Computer manufacturers, too, have gotten into the act, producing their own variations on the UNIX theme. Examples include AIX, from IBM; A/UX, from Apple Computer; HP-UX,from Hewlett-Packard; Solaris, from Sun Microsystems; ULTRIX, from Digital Equipment Corporation; and XENTX, from Microsoft.
These versions of UNIX are quite similar. Most can trace their ancestry to either AT&T UNTX or Berkeley UNIX; some are amalgams of both. This book presents features that are found on almost all UNIX systems, with special emphasis on those that are common to AT&T System V and Berkeley System Distribution (BSD) 4.3 UNIX.
Who Should Read This Book?
This book is intended for anyone who wants to acquire a working knowledge of UNIX without having to become a UNIX expert. It is especially appropriate for students of science, engineering, or business who are taking their first computer programming course.
What Does This Book Cover?
This book covers the basics of the UNIX operating system. It has eight main parts:
I INTRODUCTION TO UNIX
II UNIX FILE SYSTEM
III UNIX SHELL
IV TEXT EDDORS
V UNIX NETWORKING
VI STARTUR FILES
VII SHELL SCRIPTS
VIII PROG
INTRODUCTION. In Part I, you will find an overview of the UNTX operating system,and you will learn what you will need to start using it. Three different approaches are presented: traditional (command-line) UNIX; the X Window System with Motif;and the Common Desktop Environment (CDE).
Mention computers, and most people tend to think of computer hardware-the physical device, consisting of circuit boards, a central processing unit (CPU), memory chips, and so on. Equally important. however, is the software-the programs that tell the hardware what to do. Without software, a computer is just a box with wires attached to it.
An operating system is an important kind of software that manages the resources of the computer. You might think of the operating system as the master control program for the entire computer system, hardware and software.
In this book you will learn about the UNIX operating system. UNIX is fast becoming the standard computer operating system in industry, government, and education. It is especially popular in academia: according to AT&T, where UNIX was developed,every major university in the United States now has at least one computer system running under UNIX.
Which Version of UNIX?
Although UNIX originated at the AT&T Bell Laboratories, much of its subsequent development has occurred at the University of California. Berkeley. Computer manufacturers, too, have gotten into the act, producing their own variations on the UNIX theme. Examples include AIX, from IBM; A/UX, from Apple Computer; HP-UX,from Hewlett-Packard; Solaris, from Sun Microsystems; ULTRIX, from Digital Equipment Corporation; and XENTX, from Microsoft.
These versions of UNIX are quite similar. Most can trace their ancestry to either AT&T UNTX or Berkeley UNIX; some are amalgams of both. This book presents features that are found on almost all UNIX systems, with special emphasis on those that are common to AT&T System V and Berkeley System Distribution (BSD) 4.3 UNIX.
Who Should Read This Book?
This book is intended for anyone who wants to acquire a working knowledge of UNIX without having to become a UNIX expert. It is especially appropriate for students of science, engineering, or business who are taking their first computer programming course.
What Does This Book Cover?
This book covers the basics of the UNIX operating system. It has eight main parts:
I INTRODUCTION TO UNIX
II UNIX FILE SYSTEM
III UNIX SHELL
IV TEXT EDDORS
V UNIX NETWORKING
VI STARTUR FILES
VII SHELL SCRIPTS
VIII PROG
INTRODUCTION. In Part I, you will find an overview of the UNTX operating system,and you will learn what you will need to start using it. Three different approaches are presented: traditional (command-line) UNIX; the X Window System with Motif;and the Common Desktop Environment (CDE).
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