Running Mac OS X Panther - Info and Reading Options
By James Duncan Davidson and Jason Deraleau
"Running Mac OS X Panther" was published by O'Reilly in 2003 - Beijing, it has 306 pages and the language of the book is English.
“Running Mac OS X Panther” Metadata:
- Title: Running Mac OS X Panther
- Authors: James Duncan DavidsonJason Deraleau
- Language: English
- Number of Pages: 306
- Publisher: O'Reilly
- Publish Date: 2003
- Publish Location: Beijing
“Running Mac OS X Panther” Subjects and Themes:
- Subjects: ➤ Macintosh (Computadora) - Programación - Macintosh (Computer) - Programming - Mac OS - Operating systems (Computers) - Sistemas operativos (Computadores)
Edition Specifications:
- Format: paperback
- Pagination: xxi, 306 p. :
Edition Identifiers:
- The Open Library ID: OL3325724M - OL5755404W
- Online Computer Library Center (OCLC) ID: 54014786
- Library of Congress Control Number (LCCN): 2004299310
- ISBN-10: 0596005008
- All ISBNs: 0596005008
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"Running Mac OS X Panther" Table Of Contents:
- 1- Part I: Getting started
- 2- 1. Where it all came from
- 3- The classic Mac OS
- 4- System 7
- 5- Copland
- 6- NEXTSTEP
- 7- Rhapsody
- 8- Continued development of the classic Mac OS
- 9- Mac OS X 10.0
- 10- Mac OS 10.1
- 11- Mac OS 10.2 jaguar
- 12- Mac OS X panther
- 13- What does the future hold?
- 14- 2. Lay of the land
- 15- Filesystem hierarchy
- 16- The many roots of the finder
- 17- Filesystem domains
- 18- The library
- 19- 3. The terminal and shell
- 20- Terminal overview
- 21- Mac-specific shell commands
- 22- Configuring and using bash
- 23- Using other shells
- 24- Shell scripts
- 25- Getting help
- 26- Editing text files
- 27- Part II: Essentials
- 28- 4. System startup and login
- 29- The hardware boot process
- 30- The operating system boot process
- 31- Logging in
- 32- Monitoring users
- 33- Logging out
- 34- Shutting down the system
- 35- 5. Users and groups
- 36- What is a user anyway?
- 37- Managing users
- 38- Nonhuman users
- 39- 6. Files and permissions
- 40- Finding files
- 41- File ownership
- 42- Type and creator codes
- 43- 7. Monitoring the system
- 44- About this Mac
- 45- System profiler
- 46- Monitoring system activity
- 47- Working with processes
- 48- 8. Scheduling tasks
- 49- Setting the time
- 50- Using iCal to schedule tasks
- 51- Using periodic
- 52- Cron
- 53- Changing periodic's execution time
- 54- 9. Preferences and defaults
- 55- Property lists
- 56- Where preferences are stored
- 57- Reading and writing preferences
- 58- Determining preference keys
- 59- 10. Disks and filesystems
- 60- Filesystems
- 61- Network-based filesystems
- 62- Disk utility
- 63- Erasing and formatting disks
- 64- Partitioning disks
- 65- Disk images
- 66- Creating a RAID
- 67- Part III: Advanced topics
- 68- 11. Open directory
- 69- Open directory in action
- 70- Directory services defined
- 71- Directory domains
- 72- The local domain and NetInfo
- 73- Configuring shared domains
- 74- Kerberos and single sign-on
- 75- Command-line open directory tools
- 76- 12. Printing
- 77- Print system overview
- 78- Managing printers
- 79- Adding and configuring printers
- 80- Anatomy of a print job
- 81- Printing from the command line
- 82- 13. Networking
- 83- The Internet protocol
- 84- Configuring IP addresses
- 85- Naming and DNS
- 86- Private networks and NAT
- 87- Routing
- 88- Active network connections
- 89- Appletalk
- 90- Locations
- 91- Using a dial-up connection
- 92- Virtual private networks
- 93- Firewalls
- 94- Internet connection sharing
- 95- 14. Network services
- 96- File sharing
- 97- Web sharing
- 98- Remote login
- 99- FTP access
- 100- sharing printers
- 101- Mail.
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