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GNU/Linux Command-Line Tools Summary
GNU/Linux command line Tools SummaryGareth Anderson<somecsstudent(at) >Chris Karakas Conversion from LyX to DocBook SGML, Index generationRevision HistoryRevision April 2006 Revised by: GACorrected typing errors, generated new, much smaller index (more accurate in my opinion). Updated errors indocument for February 2006 Revised by: CKCorrected typos, generated new index (9000 index entries!).Revision February 2006 Revised by: GAMajor restructuring, now in a docbook book format. Removed large chunks of content and revised other parts(removed chapters and sectioned some areas more). This is likely the final release by the author, I hope thatsomeone finds this guide useful as I do not intend to continue work on this February 2005 Revised by: CKSet special characters in math mode, produced PDF and PS with Computer Modern fonts in OT1 encodingand created correct SGML for key December 2004 Revised by: GAUpdated document with new gr
Chapter 1. Introduction This document is an attempt to summarise the many command−line based tools available to a GNU/Linux based operating system.
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