Description
Beginning Modern Unix is a comprehensive and practical guide that helps users become familiar with the modern Unix operating system and its various distributions in the form of deep and practical concepts. Instead of presenting dry formulas and commands that simply need to be memorized, the author has tried to teach the structural principles and logic governing this operating system. This approach allows the audience to properly understand the system infrastructure and adopt creative solutions when faced with various real-world challenges. Concepts start at basic levels and are guided to more complex topics over time.
This book covers a variety of topics, including system administration, network configuration, partitioning, and mounting file systems. In addition, users will learn how to write shell scripts (Bourne shell scripting), manage graphical applications, and even use emulation layers to run Windows and Linux applications. This book is a solid stepping stone for those who want to go from being a simple user to an expert or efficient system administrator in UNIX and Linux environments and manage their daily tasks with ease.
Book Features
- Teaching operating system concepts based on structural and logical understanding rather than memorizing commands
- Complete coverage of system administration tasks such as partitioning, software installation, and network configuration
- Comprehensive training in command line management and working with graphical user interfaces in Unix
- Shell Scripting Training to Automate Repetitive Tasks
- Review and training of simulation layers for simultaneous operation with Windows and Linux applications
Book specifications
- Publisher: Apress
- Lecturer/Author: Manish Jain
- Number of pages: 431
- Number of chapters: 11
- Format: PDF
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