Unix Guide for Beginners
UNIX is a multi-user operating system; in other words it allows more than one user to have access to a computer at the same time. The users share the computer’s various resources amongst them. This PDF covers the following topics related to Unix : Introduction, Directory Structure/Hierarchy, First Commands, Wildcards and a useful feature, Copying and Moving Files, More about more, cat, and piping, Shells, Text editors.
Author(s): Alan Reed, Aslam Ghumra, Chris Bayliss, and Jenny Harrison, University of Birmingham
33 Pages 
UNIX is a multi-user operating system; in other words it allows more than one user to have access to a computer at the same time. The users share the computer’s various resources amongst them. This PDF covers the following topics related to Unix : Introduction, Directory Structure/Hierarchy, First Commands, Wildcards and a useful feature, Copying and Moving Files, More about more, cat, and piping, Shells, Text editors.
Author(s): Alan Reed, Aslam Ghumra, Chris Bayliss, and Jenny Harrison, University of Birmingham
33 Pages
Introduction to Unix by Rob Funk
This note covers the following topics: basic background in Unix structure, knowledge of getting started, directory navigation and control, file maintenance and display commands, shells, Unix features, text processing.
Author(s): Rob Funk
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Frequently Asked Questions about UNiX
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O'Reilly Unix/Linux Books Chapters
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Beginners Guide to Programming on the SUNs
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Introduction to Unix for Web Developers
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