UNIX for the MS-DOS User
Published on 25. May 1994
Book
Paperback/Softback
240 pages
978-0-13-146077-5 (ISBN)
Description
For MS-DOS users who want to become rapidly proficient in UNIX systems.
This volume is designed to help MS-DOS programmers become rapidly proficient in the UNIX environment. It focuses on the similarities and differences between the two operating systems, enabling programmers to perform all the operations they did in MS-DOS plus those available only on UNIX systems.
This volume is designed to help MS-DOS programmers become rapidly proficient in the UNIX environment. It focuses on the similarities and differences between the two operating systems, enabling programmers to perform all the operations they did in MS-DOS plus those available only on UNIX systems.
More details
Content
1. Introduction.
2. File and Directories.
3. Shells.
4. A Common Editor - vi.
4a. Another Common Editor - emacs.
5. Multiple Users.
6. Multi-tasking.
7. Shell General.
8. Tools.
9. Bourne Shell.
10. C Shell.
11. System Administration.
12. Text Processing nroff/troff.
13. Text revision systems - SCCS.
14. Pattern Scanning Language - awk.
Appendix: DOS Commands and UNIX Equivalents.
2. File and Directories.
3. Shells.
4. A Common Editor - vi.
4a. Another Common Editor - emacs.
5. Multiple Users.
6. Multi-tasking.
7. Shell General.
8. Tools.
9. Bourne Shell.
10. C Shell.
11. System Administration.
12. Text Processing nroff/troff.
13. Text revision systems - SCCS.
14. Pattern Scanning Language - awk.
Appendix: DOS Commands and UNIX Equivalents.