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Want to learn UNIX

 
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Hi,
I am Kajol.. I want to learn UNIX ... so can anybody tell me how to start up with.. are there any free downloads which I can download and read ...
Kajol
 
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hi,
without practical experiance u cann't learn UNIX.
so first get a system.
then get an UNIX book (author SUMITHABI DAS).this is a nice book
for beginners.u will get clear idea about UNIX.
start and enjoy in UNIX world.
for any details send mail to : [email protected]
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gopi.
 
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Hi Gopi,
Thanks a lot ...
I will first install Unix and then would start reading ...
Thanks again..
Kajol
 
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Goto "www.google.com" and enter the phrase "free unix shell accounts" in the search field. The results will direct you to pages which will tell you how to get a unix account. You don't need to install anything on your PC.
 
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there are some unix emultors are also available u can search for them on google easy to install. and u can practice over them.
another u install linux which is almost same in interface.
a brief list of useful commands is availble on following link- http://www.astro.utoronto.ca/~burns/unix.html
try this
 
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Hi VIkas,
Thanks for your reply...
I will go through the link and get back to you with more queries..
Kajol
 
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I would just get a distribution of linux, a book, and start playing around with it.
 
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Hi,
Which version of UNIX do you want to learn? The best way is to install it on your machine(preferably with someone who knows how to!) and start playing about with it.
Depending on what you want to learn about UNIX(programming, shell scripting, administration, networking) you can start with the basics of the same.
About free downloads, it depends on which UNIX clone you want to learn but there is plenty of documentation on Linux as well as all the BSDs on their respective web sites.
Good luck!
Amol
 
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