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UNIX for Dummies

by John R. Levine, Margaret Levine Young · 1993

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The fun and friendly guide that takes the mystery out of UNIX. Covers all the UNIX essentials; from file and directory management to pipes, filters, security, passwords, and more. Includes a FREE Pull-Out UNIX Command Cheat Sheet of useful commands and tips.

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