Here's the spiel:
I will be taking a course in just over a year, "Introduction to UNIX". I figure I might as well go ahead and start playing with it now so I can better understand it beforehand.
Here is the course description:
Now, before every Linux fanatic on here starts recommending their pet version, read the description. While it is vague, I want something that actually fits it. Pretty is not a necessity.
I don't give a rat's anus about what version of Linux everyone thinks is best... I just want something I can learn with and maybe get a handle on. Once I have the basics down pat enough to know what I am doing, I'll look inot going mainstream. but, until then, this is just some very early home studying.
I will be taking a course in just over a year, "Introduction to UNIX". I figure I might as well go ahead and start playing with it now so I can better understand it beforehand.
Here is the course description:
This course is a survey of the UNIX operations. The student will gain an understanding of the internal operations of the UNIX system, which enables the user to make efficient use of files, file systems and processes. Commands for efficient management of UNIX system files, file systems and processes are also examined.
Topics and Objectives
Basic UNIX Commands and Shells
· Identify versions of UNIX.
· Define basic UNIX commands.
· Explain the role of shells.
UNIX Editors and File Processing
· Identify UNIX editors.
· Define file processing commands.
System Information and Program Execution
· Define system information commands.
· Explain running scripts and programs.
UNIX Scripts
· Explain writing UNIX scripts.
UNIX Internet Command and X Window System
· Define Unix Internet commands.
· Explain the X Window system.
· Compare and contrast UNIX and Windows 2000.
Now, before every Linux fanatic on here starts recommending their pet version, read the description. While it is vague, I want something that actually fits it. Pretty is not a necessity.
I don't give a rat's anus about what version of Linux everyone thinks is best... I just want something I can learn with and maybe get a handle on. Once I have the basics down pat enough to know what I am doing, I'll look inot going mainstream. but, until then, this is just some very early home studying.