> I will look at that book [...] Thank you Doug.
> If this sounds good to you, a complete first level of learning from > this entire publication can be made up. It will just take me a little > while to finish it all up. Do you want it in text? sound? or both. > You can have the file and study in the way that makes you most > comfortable. We will try to start very small with offering just one or two lessons, with our growing experience, we might be able to improve the format for the better accessible experience. > P.S. Here is the list to choose from. All of you folks out there in > mailing list land can look these over and tell me which ones to start > making up. > > 1 Section Overview > 2 Unix and Linux > 2.1 Overview > 2.1.1 Unix and Linux > 2.1.2 Logging In and Out > 2.1.3 Password > 2.1.4 User information > 2.1.5 Group information > 2.1.6 Misc. Commands > 2.1.7 Shell > 2.2 Exercises > 3 Work on the command line > 3.1 Overview > 3.2 Command line > 3.3 Shells and Bash > 3.4 Shell variables > 3.4.1 Man pages > 3.5 Exercises > 4 Process text streams using filters > 4.1 Overview > 4.2 Pattern matching and wildcards > 4.3 Shell and wildcards > 4.4 Quoting and Comments > 4.4.1 Quoting > 4.4.2 Comments > 4.5 Concatenate files > 4.6 View the begining and the end of a file > 4.7 Numbering file lines > 4.8 Counting items in a file > 4.9 Cutting fields in files > 4.10 Characters conversion > 4.11 Lines manipulation > 4.12 Formatting for printing > 4.13 Sort lines of text files > 4.14 Binary file dump > 4.15 Exercises > 5 Perform basic file management > 5.1 Overview > 5.2 Create and Remove directories > 5.3 Copy files and directories > 5.4 Move & Rename files > 5.5 Listing filenames and information > 5.6 File types > 5.7 Creating and using filenames > 5.8 Remove files or directories > 5.9 Locating files in a subtree directory > 5.10 Exercises > 6 Use streams, pipes, and redirects > 6.1 Overview > 6.2 Standard input and standard output > 6.3 Exercises > 7 Create, monitor, and kill processes > 7.1 Overview > 7.2 Create processes > 7.3 Monitor processes > 7.4 Kill processes > 7.5 Exercises > 8 Modify process execution priorities > 8.1 Overview > 8.2 Priorities > 8.3 Exercises > 9 Regular Expression > 9.1 Overview > 9.2 Pattern matching > 9.3 grep > 9.4 sed > 9.5 Exercises > 10 Perform basic file editing using vi > 10.1 Overview > 10.2 vi > 10.3 Exercices > Best regards, Gilles -- Oralux http://oralux.org _______________________________________________ Oralux mailing list [email protected] http://lists.freearchive.org/mailman/listinfo/oralux
