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Operating System Tutorial
About this book
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Getting started
SCO OpenServer operating system
Logging in
Your terminal type
Changing your password
Identifying your shell
Logging out
Summary
Electronic mail
Sending mail
Reading mail
Responding to mail
More mail features
Getting help
Saving mail
Deleting and recovering mail
Forwarding mail
Using the vi editor in mail
Mailing several people at once: aliases
Summary
Directories and files
Directories
Your home directory
Identifying your current directory
Changing directories
Files
Listing the files in a directory
Hidden files
Listing more information about files
Narrowing the listing: using wildcards
Summary
Writing and editing
Putting text into a file
Filenames
Looking at files
Using the vi editor
Entering text
Moving around in a file
Correcting mistakes
Printing files
Printing several copies
Checking on a print job
Canceling a print job
Summary
Managing files
More ways to look at files
Reading a file one screen at a time
Reading just the first or last lines of a file
Making directories
Removing directories
Copying files
Renaming files
Removing files
Summary
Commands revisited: pipes and redirection
Putting the output of a command into a file
Using a file as input to a command
Joining files together
Background processing
Appending one file to another
Using pipes to build your own utilities
Summary
Protecting files and directories
Reading a long listing
Permissions
Owner, group, other
Changing the group of a file
Changing the owner of a file
Changing the permissions on a file
Summary
Power tools
Searching for a file
Searching for text within files
Checking who is logged in
Finding out more information about a user
Finding out the time and date
Seeing a calendar
Remembering your appointments
Using a calculator
Clearing the screen
Summary
Customizing your environment
Your environment
Changing your prompt
Setting your path
Default file permissions
Changing permissions with absolute mode
Setting your file creation mask
Configuring mail
Creating command aliases
Summary
Going from DOS to UNIX
Glossary
Index