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llthw - *nix spellbook
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Audience
1.Aspiring system administrators who are interested in UNIX-like systems.
2.Programmers, because a good programmer should know now to manage the system he is programming for.
3.People who want to try something new and to understand what this â€UNIX way†is all about.
Prerequisites
1.Familiarity with command line interface is recommended. You can get familiar with it by completing The Command Line Crash Course by Zed A. Shaw.
2.Basic knowledge about operating systems in general will be a plus.
3.Basic knowledge about networking will be a plus.
How to work with this guide
1.Read introduction for each exercise. You may skip hard parts and return to them later.
2.Type in exactly what is shown. No copy-paste is allowed.
3.Compare your output with “What you should see†section.
4.Read the explanation.
5.Do the extra credit. Here you may skip hard parts and return to them later as well.
6.Read manuals for commands you type. Reading descriptions will suffice.
7.Do not rash! If you will try to complete this guide at once, it will not do any good to you. One exercise a day is a perfectly reasonable pace.
llthw - *nix spellbook
quoted
Audience
1.Aspiring system administrators who are interested in UNIX-like systems.
2.Programmers, because a good programmer should know now to manage the system he is programming for.
3.People who want to try something new and to understand what this â€UNIX way†is all about.
Prerequisites
1.Familiarity with command line interface is recommended. You can get familiar with it by completing The Command Line Crash Course by Zed A. Shaw.
2.Basic knowledge about operating systems in general will be a plus.
3.Basic knowledge about networking will be a plus.
How to work with this guide
1.Read introduction for each exercise. You may skip hard parts and return to them later.
2.Type in exactly what is shown. No copy-paste is allowed.
3.Compare your output with “What you should see†section.
4.Read the explanation.
5.Do the extra credit. Here you may skip hard parts and return to them later as well.
6.Read manuals for commands you type. Reading descriptions will suffice.
7.Do not rash! If you will try to complete this guide at once, it will not do any good to you. One exercise a day is a perfectly reasonable pace.
