Learning Unix for Mac OS X

✍ Scribed by Dave Taylor, Jerry Peek

• Publisher: O'Reilly Media
• Year: 2002
• Tongue: English
• Leaves: 159
• Edition: 1
• Category: Library

✦ Synopsis

The success of Apple's operating system, Mac OS X, and its Unix roots has brought many new potential Unix users searching for information. Learning Unix for Mac OS X is a concise introduction to just what a reader needs to know to get started with Unix on Mac OS X. Many Mac users are familiar and comfortable with the easy-to-use elegance of the GUI. With Mac OS X, they now have the ability to not only continue to use their preferred platform, but to explore the powerful capabilities of Unix. This title gives the reader information on how to use the Terminal application, become functional with the command interface, explore many Unix applications, and learn how to take advantage of the strengths of the both interfaces. The reader will find all the common commands simply explained with accompanying examples, exercises, and opportunities for experimentation. The book even includes problem checklists along the way to help the reader if they get stuck.

✦ Table of Contents

Zman Intro......Page 1
Table Of Contents......Page 7
Cpt.01 Getting Started......Page 17
Cpt.02 Using UNIX......Page 29
Cpt.03 File Management......Page 49
Cpt.04 Customizing Your Session......Page 66
Cpt.05 Printing......Page 77
Cpt.06 Redirecting I/O......Page 88
Cpt.07 Accessing The Internet......Page 97
Cpt.08 Unix-Based Internet Tools......Page 107
Cpt.09 Multitasking......Page 130
Cpt.10 Where To Go From Here......Page 136
Appendix: Config. Sendmail......Page 141
Glossary......Page 143
Index......Page 147
Quick Reference Cards......Page 157