Just Enough UNIX

Paul Andersen is affiliated with New Mexico State U-LAS Cruces

Part I: Introduction to UNIX1 Introduction to UNIX 2 Your UNIX Account 3 Getting Started 4 Tutorial: Getting Started (X/Motif) 5 Tutorial: Getting Started (CDE) Part II: UNIX File System6 The UNIX File System 7 Tutorial: Working with Files 8 Tutorial: Working with Directories 9 Tutorial: Using File Manager Part III: UNIX Shells10 UNIX Shells 11 Tutorial: Working with the Shell 12 Tutorial: Using Additional Shell Features Part IV: Text Editors13 Text Editors 14 Tutorial: Editing with vi 15 Tutorial: Editing with emacs 16 Tutorial: Editing with pico 17 Tutorial: Editing with Text Editor Part V: Networking18 Networking 19 Tutorial: Using mail and mailx 20 Tutorial: Processing Mail with pine 21 Tutorial: Processing Mail with Mailer 22 Tutorial: Logging in Remotely 23 Tutorial: Transferring Files Part VI: Computer Security24 Computer Security 25 Tutorial: Remote Computing Using SSH-1 26 Tutorial: Remote Computing Using SSH-2 27 Tutorial: Encryption Using GPG Part VII: Startup Files28 Startup Files 29 Tutorial: Using sh & ksh Startup Files 30 Tutorial: Using csh & tcsh Startup Files 31 Tutorial: Using bash Startup Files Part VIII: Scripting Languages32 Scripting Languages 33 Tutorial: Shell Scripting 34 Tutorial: Scripting with awk35 Tutorial: Scripting with Perl Part VIX: Programming Languages36 Programming Languages37 Tutorial: Programming in C 38 Tutorial: Programming in C++ 39 Tutorial: Programming in JavaAppendicesAppendix A: Taming Your Terminal Appendix B: The UNIX Manual Appendix C: Starting X and Motif Appendix D: Regular Expressions Appendix E: Formatted Output Appendix F: Using dbx Appendix G: Using make Appendix H: write and talk