Learning the UNIX Operating System, Fifth Edition
by Grace Todino, Jerry Peek, John Strang
This fifth edition by Grace Todino, Jerry Peek, and John Strang introduces the UNIX operating system through clear explanations and practical examples. It covers essential commands, file handling, and system navigation, making it ideal for beginners and intermediate users looking to build a strong foundation in UNIX.
About This Book
Learning the UNIX Operating System, Fifth Edition, offers a practical introduction to UNIX for users at all levels. Authored by Grace Todino, Jerry Peek, and John Strang, this book covers fundamental concepts and commands essential for navigating and utilizing the system effectively.
The guide emphasizes hands-on learning, helping readers understand file management, process control, and basic system administration tasks. It serves as an accessible resource for those new to UNIX or seeking to refresh their skills in a command-line environment.
With updated content reflecting the fifth edition, the book ensures relevance to modern UNIX implementations while maintaining its focus on core functionalities that define the operating system.
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