Linux Notes for NET138 and NET140 at NSCC
Some of these notes were taken in DC's classes in 2000 by RH.
The "NOTESxxx" are of variable completeness, but fairly
accurate. The BASHMAN.* are structured ways to look at the
man pages for BASH, by RH. They are my study notes for BASH.
Treat them like an index. The SHELLVAR are an example of
shell variables. CALDRWEB.MAP is a schematic of the directories
used in the Caldera release of Linux 2.2 (which I use). They
are for contrast with the Red Hat and Slackware web server
structures used DC's Unix notes. FROGS is self explanatory.
CATNOTES and UNIXOUTLINE are based on the 138 classes which
I teach. CATNOTES was written by one of my students, Cat
Nilan, from the Fall 2001 class.
- BASHMAN.HDR Shortest list of top
level headings in the man pages for BASH.
- BASHMAN.TOC Deeper list of headings
for same.
- BASHMAN.TPX Above doc with some
intro on how to use it.
- notes140.sh First half of above
NET140 notes, re: SHELL scripts. (Also useful for NET138 as
a source of examples.)
- notes140.prl Second half of
above NET140 notes, re: PERL scripts.
- SHELLVAR Shell variables declared
in the system we use (in Y2K).
- CATNOTES Notes from 138
class taught at Central, Fall 2001. Written by Cat Nilan.
- UNIXOUTLINE The reading list
for the my 138 class. Unit #s correspond to above catnotes.
- CALDRWEB.MAP Map of Caldera's
web server dir structure.
- FROGS Frogs are said to be "pond space
complete".
-
Dale Scheetz: Linux Volume 1 (Linux Press) This book is a
rework for Linux of the classic, hard-to-find, Mark Williams'
Coherent book. DC has a high regard for the Coherent doc, but...
This book is a disappointment. It is simply an abridgement, not
an update. It is thus still aimed at System V, not Linux.
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- C Language tutorials, history, etc.
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