Peter Norton Guide To Unix

A Very Good Intro To Unix Book That Is Particularly Good For Those Coming To Unix From Ms-Dos. Doesn'T Try To Cover Everything, But It Does Lots Of Hand-Holding On The Basics.

The UNIX operating environment is discussed from a user's perspective including a hands-on introduction to its utilities, as well as complete details of the file system, text editors, and available shells. Includes several halpful glossaries.

A variety of topics are discussed in this work, enabling the reader to gain an understanding of the Linux System. Installation, configuration and maintenance are all included and practical advice is offered for creating individual networks. Red Hat, Caldera and SuSe are all discussed.

In this book, Harley Hahn demystifies Emacs for programmers, students, and everyday users. The first part of the book carefully creates a context for your work with Emacs. What exactly is Emacs? How does it relate to your personal need to work quickly and to solve problems? Hahn then explains the technical details you need to understand to work with your operating system, the various interfaces, and your file system. In the second part of the book, Hahn provides an authoritative guide to the fundamentals of thinking and creating within the Emacs environment. You start by learning how to install and use Emacs with Linux, BSD-based Unix, Mac OS X, or Microsoft Windows. Written with Hahn's clear, comfortable, and engaging style, Harley Hahn's Emacs Field Guide will surprise you: an engaging book to enjoy now, a comprehensive reference to treasure for years to come. What You Will Learn Special Emacs keys Emacs commands Buffers and windows Cursor, point, and region Kill/delete, move/copy, correcting, spell checking, and filling Searching, including regular expressions Emacs major modes and minor modes Customizing using your .emacs file Built-in tools, including Dired Games and diversions Who This Book Is For Programmers, students, and everyday users, who want an engaging and authoritative introduction to the complex and powerful Emacs working environment.

Three primary network environments--Windows NT/2000, Unix/Linux and NetWare--are the primary focus of this book, which covers all the basics of using a network system, as well as advanced maintenance and security strategies, integrating multiple operating systems, and establishing simple mini-LANs.

This Book Discusses A Variety Of Topics That Are Critical To Successfully Understanding And Using A Network System, Including Hardware, Installation, Configuration, Administration. The Book Also Addresses Advanced Maintenance And Security Topics. The Topics Are Presented In An Easy To Understand Fashion, Offering Specific Solutions To Various Problems An Administrator Or User Might Encounter. The Book Provides Concrete Examples For A Variety Of Common Tasks Or Problems. Three Popular Network Environments-Windows Nt/2000, Unix/Linux And Netware-Receive Primary Focus In The Book. The Book Also Provides Coverage Of Integrating Multiple Operating Systems And Establishing Simple Mini-Lans.