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	Grymoire home for unix wizards (covers find/bash/sed/awk/regexps/etc) http://www.grymoire.com/Unix/		Grymoire home for unix wizards (covers find/bash/sed/awk/regexps/etc) http://www.grymoire.com/Unix/



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	Grymoire home for unix wizards (covers find/bash/sed/awk/regexps/etc) http://www.grymoire.com/Unix/		Grymoire home for unix wizards (covers find/bash/sed/awk/regexps/etc) http://www.grymoire.com/Unix/



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2011-08-24T09:08:19Z

Recommended Resources

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	Grymoire home for unix wizards (covers find/bash/sed/awk/regexps/etc) http://www.grymoire.com/Unix/		Grymoire home for unix wizards (covers find/bash/sed/awk/regexps/etc) http://www.grymoire.com/Unix/

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2011-02-11T09:21:50Z

Books

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	\|last3 =O'Reilly		\|last3 =O'Reilly
	\|first3=Tim		\|first3=Tim
	\|title=Unix Power Tools		\|title=[http://www.amazon.com/Power-Tools-Third-Shelley-Powers/dp/0596003307/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1297416028&sr=1-1 Unix Power Tools]
	\|edition=~~Third Edition~~		\|edition=3rd
	\|year=2002		\|year=2002
	\|isbn~~-13~~=978-0596003302		\|isbn=978-0596003302
	\|publisher=O'Reilly Media		\|publisher=O'Reilly Media
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	\|last =Robbins		\|last =Robbins
	\|first=Arnold		\|first=Arnold
	\|title=Unix in a Nutshell		\|title=[http://www.amazon.com/Unix-Nutshell-Fourth-Arnold-Robbins/dp/0596100299/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1297416011&sr=8-1 Unix in a Nutshell]
	\|edition=~~Fourth Edition~~		\|edition=4th
	\|year=2005		\|year=2005
	\|isbn~~-13~~=978-0596100292		\|isbn=978-0596100292
	\|publisher=O'Reilly Media		\|publisher=O'Reilly Media
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2011-02-11T09:19:16Z

Recommended Resources

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	== Books ==		== Books ==

			I highly recommend O'Reilly books. Two very nice Unix books from O'Reilly include:

			{{cite book
			\|last1 =Powers
			\|first1=Shelly
			\|last2 =Peek
			\|first2=Jerry
			\|last3 =O'Reilly
			\|first3=Tim
			\|title=Unix Power Tools
			\|edition=Third Edition
			\|year=2002
			\|isbn-13=978-0596003302
			\|publisher=O'Reilly Media
			}}

			{{Cite book
			\|last =Robbins
			\|first=Arnold
			\|title=Unix in a Nutshell
			\|edition=Fourth Edition
			\|year=2005
			\|isbn-13=978-0596100292
			\|publisher=O'Reilly Media
			}}

	== Sites ==		== Sites ==

2011-02-11T09:11:46Z

Ubuntu Linux

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	{{Main\|Dot files}}		{{Main\|Dot files}}



	~~= Ubuntu Linux =~~

	~~I use Ubuntu Linux because it's easy to use and has an attractive interface. It's also popular, which means I hardly ever run into a problem that nobody has ever had or solved already.~~

2010-11-24T06:33:09Z

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	Once you've mastered <code>ssh</code> and <code>scp</code>, you can visit the [[SSH]] page to learn how to use [[SSH]] to create password-secured encrypted tunnels for data - any kind of data - passing between two computers. This can be used for things like remote desktop, file sharing, sharing a web browser window, retrieving email messages, etc...		Once you've mastered <code>ssh</code> and <code>scp</code>, you can visit the [[SSH]] page to learn how to use [[SSH]] to create password-secured encrypted tunnels for data - any kind of data - passing between two computers. This can be used for things like remote desktop, file sharing, sharing a web browser window, retrieving email messages, etc...



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	= Ubuntu Linux =		= Ubuntu Linux =

	I use Ubuntu Linux because it's easy to use and has ~~a very slick~~ interface. It's also popular, which means I hardly ever run into a problem that nobody has ever had or solved already.		I use Ubuntu Linux because it's easy to use and has an attractive interface. It's also popular, which means I hardly ever run into a problem that nobody has ever had or solved already.

2010-11-11T04:12:08Z

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	If you're curious, you can use a virtualization program like [[VirtualBox]] to install and run any of these operating systems.		If you're curious, you can use a virtualization program like [[VirtualBox]] to install and run any of these operating systems.

			To understand how Linux, Unix, and Mac are related, refer to the graphic here: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/51/Unix_history.svg.

	== Filesystem ==		== Filesystem ==

	There is an established standard dictating what goes where in the filesystem. This is shared by BSD and Linux, as well as most other Unix systems (hey, it is a standard, after all). You can read more about it [[wikipedia:Filesystem_Hierarchy_Standard\|at Wikipedia]]. And if you don't like it, you can use [[wikipedia:GoboLinux\|Gobo Linux]], it uses a more intuitive filesystem layout.		There is an established standard dictating what goes where in the filesystem. This is shared by BSD and Linux, as well as most other Unix systems (hey, it is a standard, after all). You can read more about it [[wikipedia:Filesystem_Hierarchy_Standard\|at Wikipedia]]. And if you don't like it, you can use [[wikipedia:GoboLinux\|Gobo Linux]], it uses a more intuitive filesystem layout.

	~~To understand how Linux, Unix, and Mac are related, refer to the graphic here: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/51/Unix_history.svg.~~