I need to beef up on my UNIX skills. Are major server is running Sco
Open server.
Will this book benefit me or is there another I should look at.
Not on topic and I apologize but beyond perl the list seems to have many
UNIX enthusiasts.
Paul
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I need to beef up on my UNIX skills. Are major server is running Sco
Open server.
Will this book benefit me or is there another I should look at.
Not on topic and I
awk, 2nd Edition
Unix in a Nutshell, 3rd Edition
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Sorry to hear you're running SCO. My sincerest
On Friday, Nov 28, 2003, at 11:01 US/Pacific, Paul Kraus wrote:
[..]
I need to beef up on my UNIX skills. Are major server is running Sco
Open server.
Will this book benefit me or is there another I should look at.
[..]
as a general over-view it is a reasonable work.
The question of course is
Paul Kraus wrote:
I need to beef up on my UNIX skills. Are major server is running Sco
Open server.
Will this book benefit me or is there another I should look at.
Not on topic and I apologize but beyond perl the list seems to have many
UNIX enthusiasts.
I would echo the comments about the
Paul Kraus wrote:
I need to beef up on my UNIX skills.
I would love to know of a description of the Unix
/philosophy/. Once sucked in to the surrounding ideas
everything seems obvious, but I know of no book that
explains stuff like processes, forking, signals and
so on that underly the basic
Rob said:
I would love to know of a description of the Unix
/philosophy/. Once sucked in to the surrounding ideas
everything seems obvious, but I know of no book that
explains stuff like processes, forking, signals and
so on that underly the basic ideas of Unix.
In essence it is a much
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I need to beef up on my UNIX skills. Are major server is running Sco
Open server.
Will this book benefit me
Rob Dixon wrote:
Paul Kraus wrote:
I need to beef up on my UNIX skills.
I would love to know of a description of the Unix
/philosophy/.
The UNIX Philosophy by Mike Gancarz
Linux and the Unix Philosophy by Mike Gancarz
The UNIX Programming Environment by Brian W. Kernighan and Rob
On Saturday, Nov 29, 2003, at 15:10 US/Pacific, Saskia van der Elst
wrote:
Rob said:
I would love to know of a description of the Unix
/philosophy/. Once sucked in to the surrounding ideas
everything seems obvious, but I know of no book that
explains stuff like processes, forking, signals and
so
On Nov 28, 2003, at 4:09 PM, John W. Krahn wrote:
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Advanced Programming in the UNIX Environment by W. Richard Stevens
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I should note that, as myFascistHousemate just whined at moi,
that we need to make sure that we are clear about the
distinctions between
unix philosophy
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