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<div>Unix for Mac</div><div>Your visual blueprint to maximizing the foundation of Mac OS X</div><div><br /></div><div>Sandra Henry-Stocker, Kynn Bartlett</div><div><br /></div><div>Wiley Publishing, Inc.</div><div>2003</div><div><br /></div><div>How to use this book</div><div><br /></div><div>1. Get Started with Unix</div><div>Introduction to Unix</div><div>Start the terminal application</div><div>Configure the terminal application</div><div>Enter Unix shell commands</div><div>Shell command concepts</div><div>Read the Unix manual</div><div>Exit the terminal window</div><div><br /></div><div>2. Work with Files</div><div>List files</div><div>Show hidden files</div><div>Show file attributes</div><div>Copy a file</div><div>Designate files by pathname</div><div>Rename a file</div><div>Delete a file</div><div>Change file permissions</div><div>Select files using wildcards</div><div>Select files using completion</div><div>Find files by name</div><div><br /></div><div>3. Work with Directories</div><div>Change the current directory</div><div>Create a directory</div><div>Delete a directory</div><div>Move files into a directory</div><div>Copy a directory</div><div>Determine directory size</div><div><br /></div><div>4. Work with Text</div><div>View text files</div><div>Create a simple text file</div><div>View text files as pages</div><div>View portions of a text file</div><div>Extract text from a file</div><div>Redirect text to a file</div><div>Chain text commands together</div><div>Compare ext files</div><div>Count characters, lines, and words in text</div><div>Arrange text in columns</div><div>Sorting text</div><div>Print text on a printer</div><div><br /></div><div>5. Work with Text Editors</div><div>Open a file with pico</div><div>Edit a file with pico</div><div>Open a file with vi</div><div>Movement within vi</div><div>Enter text in vi</div><div>Delete text in vi</div><div>Edit text with vi</div><div>Save a file with vi</div><div>Open a file with emacs</div><div>Edit a file with emacs</div><div><br /></div><div>6. Customize your shell</div><div>Set your prompt</div><div>Set command aliases</div><div>Set shell ariables</div><div>Set environment variables</div><div>Set your path</div><div>Edit your .tcshrc file</div><div>Recall your command history</div><div>Start a new shell</div><div>Change your shell</div><div>Work the bourne-again shell</div><div>Work with the Z shell</div><div><br /></div><div>7. Work with Processes</div><div>Suspend the current process</div><div>Restart a process</div><div>Run a process in the background</div><div>Kill a process</div><div>List active processes</div><div>Monitor the top processes</div><div><br /></div><div>8. Automate Shell Tasks</div><div>Write a simple shell script</div><div>Run a simple shell script</div><div>Write looping shell scripts</div><div>Write a conditional shell script</div><div>Extract information with awk</div><div>Extend scripts with sed</div><div>Schedule scripts to run automatically</div><div><br /></div><div>9. Combine Unix and Aqua</div><div>Open aqua applications from the shell</div><div>Capture a screenshot from unix</div><div>Access the Aqua clipboard</div><div>copy Apple Resource FOrks</div><div>Run Applescript from the shell</div><div>Creat clickable shell scripts</div><div>Drag pathnames to the terminal window</div><div><br /></div><div>10. Work with internet commands</div><div>Connect to the internet</div><div>Look up an internet address</div><div>Look up domain information</div><div>Examine your network connection</div><div>Check that another computer is reachable</div><div>Log on to another computer</div><div>Transfer files</div><div>Access another computer securely</div><div>Download web files</div><div>Enable remote access to your computer</div><div><br /></div><div>11. System Administration Commands</div><div>Introduction to system administration</div><div>Shut down and restart the computer</div><div>Create a new user</div><div>Enable the Root User account</div><div>Execute commands as root</div><div>Back up your files</div><div>Change file ownership</div><div>Create symbolic links</div><div>Check disk usage</div><div>Manage the print queue</div><div>Inspect the system logs</div><div>Compress large files</div><div>Using netinfo</div><div><br /></div><div>12. Install Unix Applications</div><div>Install developer tools</div><div>Find Unix applications on the web</div><div>Using open source software</div><div>Find open source software</div><div>Install application packages</div><div>Install TAR archives</div><div>Compile a program with make</div><div>Compile Apache</div><div>Manage software installation with fink</div><div>Manage fink with Fink Commander</div><div>Install Libraries</div><div><br /></div><div>13. Install and Use Internet Applications</div><div>Install the Lynx browser</div><div>Browse the web with lynx</div><div>Install Wget</div><div>Download web sites with Wget</div><div>Install an IRC client</div><div>Chatting on IRC</div><div>Configure sendmail</div><div>Send e-mail from Unix</div><div>Look at your mail file</div><div>Fetch e-mail from other servers</div><div>Install pine</div><div>Read e-mail with pine</div><div>Send e-mail with pine</div><div><br /></div><div>14. Serve Web Pages with Apache</div><div>Introduction to apache</div><div>Start apache</div><div>Stop apache</div><div>Configure apache</div><div>Set up your document directory</div><div>Create a simple web site</div><div>Introduction to HTML</div><div>Create a structured web page</div><div>Add simple styles to your web site</div><div>Install CGI scripts</div><div>Install apache modules</div><div>Write PHP applications</div><div>Analyze web traffic</div><div><br /></div><div>15. Work with Perl</div><div>Write a simple Perl script</div><div>Run a Perl script</div><div>Manipulate text with Perl</div><div>Read the command line</div><div>Read files with Perl</div><div>Write files with Perl</div><div>Install Perl modules</div><div>Write a CGI script</div><div><br /></div><div>16. Run the X Window System</div><div>Introduction to the X Window system</div><div>Get X software for Mac OS X</div><div>Install an X Server</div><div>Install XFree86 upgrades</div><div>Start XFree86 in rootless mode</div><div>Run the Gnome desktop</div><div>Explore Gnome applications</div><div>Install OroborOSX</div><div><br /></div><div>17. Install X Window System Software</div><div>View images with xv</div><div>Edit images with GIMP</div><div>Word processing with AbiWord</div><div>Create spreadsheets with Gnumeric</div><div>View office documents with Open Office</div><div>Create spreadsheets with Open Office</div><div><br /></div><div>18. Develop Unix Applications</div><div>Develop C and C++ Applications</div><div>Develop Java Applications</div><div>Develop Python Applications</div><div>Develop Ruby Applications</div><div>Run a Database on Mac OS X</div><div>Write SQL commands</div><div>Access databases from PHP</div><div><br /></div><div>Appendix</div><div>What's on the CD-ROM</div><div>Using the E-version of the book</div><div><br /></div><div>Index</div><div><br /></div><div><br /></div><div><br /></div><div><br /></div><div><br /></div><div><br /></div>

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