December 1998
Beginner
512 pages
12h 13m
English
Now that you've learned some of the individual words of the UNIX command vocabulary, it's time to get into some of the fun and power of the UNIX system: combining individual commands into pipes or filters to perform complex and sophisticated tasks.
So far, all the commands you've learned while teaching yourself UNIX have required you to enter information at the command line, and all have produced output on the screen. But, as Gershwin wrote in Porgy and Bess, “it ain't necessarily so.” In fact, one of the most powerful features of UNIX is the capability for the input to come ... |
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