[CS-FSLUG] Opportunity: Help Write "Snow Leopard Bible"
Ed Hurst
softedges at gmx.net
Wed Feb 11 08:14:33 CST 2009
Dear List Members:
I received this offer for which I lack sufficient competence. Mr. Black
would welcome any interest by those who are competent. I've taken the
liberty of including the proposed chapter outline. If you can do this,
or know someone who can, please contact Mr. Black.
-------- Original Message --------
Subject: Leopard as Unix
Date: Tue, 10 Feb 2009 16:11:25 -0500
From: Black, Aaron - Indianapolis <aablack at wiley.com>
Hi Ed,
I'm an editor with John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Currently I'm working on
putting together our Snow Leopard Bible.
The author team for the Leopard Bible is not returning for this one, and
the new team I've got covering the book is able to cover everything
except one topic. I need to find someone to write the "Commanding Unix"
chapter of this book. I've attached the Table of Contents for that
chapter so you can see what we're looking for.
I found your article, "Leopard as Unix," on ofb.biz, and thought you
might be qualified to author this.
Best,
Aaron Black
Acquisitions Editor
John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
10475 Crosspoint Boulevard
Indianapolis, IN 46256
317-572-3045
aablack at wiley.com
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Chapter 26: Commanding Unix
Introduction to Unix
Going back to Command Line Interface
Working with the Terminal
Getting information in and out of The Shell
Understanding common special characters
Scripting the shell
Learning Basic Unix Commands
Understanding the Unix command syntax
Reading man (manual) pages
Logging in and logging out
Managing files and directories
Getting disk and file system statistics
Viewing and Editing Files
Using standard input, standard output, and pipes
Learning permissions
Understanding advanced Unix topics
Working with environment and shell variables
Manipulating text file contents
Writing shell scripts
Making Use of Unix
Thinking about things to do with Unix
Installing Additional Software
Installing Apple software for Unix
Installing X11 for Mac OS X
Using Third-Party Installation Tools
Discovering Fink — Gateway to Unix Software
Using Fink to Install Software
Adding Useful Software
Browsing the Web with Lynx
Transferring files with NcFTP
Retrieving files with Wget
Adjusting images with GIMP
Retouching film with CinePaint (filmGimp)
Summary
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Ed Hurst
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