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Mac OS Snow Leopard 10.6.4 With VMware (2010/AMD/?ulti) | 5.36 GB
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OnOne Photo Essentials v3.0.3 MacOSX incl keygen | 704 MB]]> continueno1 Thu, 10 Feb 2011 20:28:01 -0500 http://fullazportal.com/linuxmacunix/1440-linux-bash-scripting-biblie.html http://fullazportal.com/linuxmacunix/1440-linux-bash-scripting-biblie.html

Kitablarda Linux Əməliyyat Sistemi (ƏS) barədə bir çox məlumatlar var.
Xüsusəndə Bash shell Scripting Cookbook bölməsində.
Kitablarda yazılanları öyrənmənklə və Praktika etməklə Linux Əməliyyat sisteminin necə də gözəl imkanlara malik olduğuna şahid olacaqsınız.
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Opera 10.01 Linux üçün

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Dünyanının ən güvənli yazışma (chat) proqramı olan Skype artıq Linux üçündə öz məsullarını təqdim edir.

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Kim Linux əməliyyat sistemində mac tema işlətmək istəyirsə buyursun yükləsin
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CopyCatX 4.0 (Mac OS)

CopyCatX is the fastest way to duplicate devices in most formats on your Apple Macintosh computer. Create exact duplicates of your hard drive, Apple iPod, or Mac OS X startup drive.

The fastest software duplication system for Mac OS X. CopyCatX is extremely fast. It works on drives that other systems cannot recover by using our proprietary resumable/fault tolerant algorithms.

Backups include every single detail of the original including permissions, icons, placement, and content.



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Unix haqqında bütün kitablar.
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Unix Shell Scripting Advanced

Author - Mark Virtue
Total Time - 8 Hours

Introduction
About this Course
Course Structure
What is the UNIX Shell?
Which Shell?
What is a Shell Script?

Your First Shell Script
A Basic Script
The echo Command
The read Command
Shell Basics Revisited
Special Characters
Comments
Chapter Exercises
Exercise Solutions

Running a Shell Script
Running a Script on the Command-line
Running a Script from within vi
Your PATH and bin
Script Interpreters
CGI Scripts

Shell Programming Features
Shell Variables
Environment Variables
The Trouble with Quotes
Grouping Commands
Line Control
Chapter Exercises
Exercise Solutions
Introducing the Course Project
Course Project Solution

Conditional Code
True and False
Conditional Command Execution
The if Statement
The else Clause
The elif Clause
Using test
The case Statement
Chapter Exercises
Exercise Solutions

Loops
The while Loop
break and continue
Numerical Calculations
The for Loop
Chapter Exercises
Exercise Solutions

Text Processing
About Filters
grep
Regular Expressions
sort
sed
awk
Chapter Exercises
Exercise Solutions

Functions
Program Structure
Defining and Calling a Function
Function Parameters
Function Return Values
Functions in Other Files
Case Study: The yesno Function
Chapter Exercises
Exercise Solutions

Command-line Parameters
Using Command-line Parameters
Using shift
Using set --
Using IFS
Usage Messages
Chapter Exercises
Exercise Solutions

Advanced Scripting
Debugging
Default Values for Variables
Temporary Files
Preventing Abnormal Termination
Chapter Exercises
Exercise Solutions
The End]]> FullAzPortal Thu, 18 Sep 2008 03:54:24 -0400 http://fullazportal.com/linuxmacunix/254-unix-shell-intro-video-training.html http://fullazportal.com/linuxmacunix/254-unix-shell-intro-video-training.html

Unix Shell Fundamentals

Author - Mark Virtue
Total Time - 10 Hours

Introduction
About this Course
Audience and Prerequisites

Understanding UNIX
What is UNIX?
UNIX History
Which UNIX?
UNIX Architecture

Understanding the UNIX Shell
What is the UNIX Shell?
Which Shell?
Logging In
Basic Commands
Command Syntax
Getting Help
Logging Out

Files and Directories
Intro & Commands for Files and Directories
Filenames and File Types
Wildcards
Displaying File Contents
Comparing Files
Copying, Moving and Renaming Files
Deleting Files
Hidden Files
The "." and ".." Directories
Relative vs. Absolute Paths
Working with Directories
Finding Files
Archiving Files

Security
Users and Groups
File Protection Overview
Changing File Permissions
Changing File Ownership
Changing File Group
A Dangerous Security Loophole

Combining Programs - Pipes and Filters
Standard Output
Standard Input
Standard Input and Output
About Filters
Common Filters
Searching for Text in Files
Standard Error

Process Control
About Processes
Running Commands Asynchronously
Killing Processes
Jobs
More Process Control
Scheduling Commands

vi - A UNIX Text Editor
Understanding vi
Manipulating Files
Moving Around
Basic Editing
Advanced Editing
Configuring vi

The UNIX File System
Introduction to the Unix File System
How Files are Stored
Understanding Links
Linking Files
Symbolic Links
UNIX File Types
Mounting

Communication
Using telnet
Using mail

Customizing Your Shell Environment
Changing your Login Shell
Your .profile
Environment Variables
Your PATH
Your Prompt
Korn Shell Command-line Editing
Other Shell Customization Options
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