- published: 23 Aug 2012
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This video serves as a basic historical introduction to UNIX and UNIX-like operating systems.
Windows Services for UNIX (SFU) or Subsystem for UNIX-based Applications (SUA) is a software package produced by Microsoft which provides a Unix subsystem and other parts of a full Unix environment on Windows NT and some of its immediate successor operating-systems. It was an extension and replacement of the minimal Microsoft POSIX subsystem from Windows NT
As of 2011 SFU contains:
Over 350 Unix utilities such as vi, ksh, csh, ls, cat, awk, grep, kill, etc.
GCC 3.3 compiler, includes and libraries (through an MS libc)
A cc-like wrapper for Microsoft Visual Studio command-line C/C++ compiler
GDB debugger
Perl
NFS server and client
A pcnfsd daemon
X11 tools and libraries
Tools for making NFS mount-points appear as Windows shares, and vice-versa (gateway services)
An NIS server capability linked with Active Directory (AD)
Some Windows/Unix authentication information-synchronization tools
SFU does not contain the following (but binaries are available for separate installation):
bash, OpenSSH, sudo, CVS, ClamAV, bzip2, gmake, curl, emacs, Apache, XView, Ruby, Tcl, Python
Although SFU includes X Window System client libraries and applications, it does not contain a native X server. Administrators may configure any of the numerous third-party Windows X servers: fully featured free options include Cygwin/X, Xming, WeirdMind and WeirdX.
Visit: http://www.suacommunity.com/SUA.aspx
- published: 19 Jul 2011
- views: 11218
Wie man Aliase/Pseudonyme für Befehle im Terminal unter Unix-Like Betriebssystemen anlegt.
In diesem Video verwende ich Ubuntu Linux, allerdings funktioniert das genau gleich auf anderen Betriebssystemen, wie z.B. Suse Linux, Fedora Linux, FreeBSD, andere BSD Systeme oder auch Apple Mac OS.
Ein Alias ist als Shell-Builtin bei vielen Shells integriert, unter anderem bei der Bash, der Standard-Shell unter Ubuntu.
00:41 Was ist ein Alias für Kommandos
00:52 Parktisch für Server Administration in Tablet
01:38 Terminal öffnen
01:51 Mit alias, alle definierten Aliase anzeigen
02:00 Alias auf cal Befehl
02:38 Alias auf syslog = tail -f /var/log/syslog
03:13 Beispiel Alias temporär erstellen
03:52 Alias für echo definieren
04:54 Definitionen eines Alias löschen
05:23 Aliase nicht nur Temporär erstellen, sondern dass es bei jedem neuen Login bereits definiert ist.
05:35 vi ~/.bashrc
06:20 vi ~/.bash_aliases
06:35 Neuen permananten Alias erstellen
07:28 Neu eingetragenen Alias aktivieren
- published: 13 Jan 2015
- views: 2844
Do you know why Unix is the best operating system?
Unix gives you a wide open operating system where you can install the software you want and even get an instantiation that has engineering, scientific or programming tools pre-installed with the OS distribution.
That’s called a distro in the Unix world.
Another reason Unix is one of the most popular operating systems, assuming you aren’t an Apple fanatic, is its customization.
You can choose which programs to install, which not to have and get rid of the bloat-ware.
You get Windows accessibility features and office software whether you want it or not. With Unix, you don’t want it, you don’t get it.
I’ve heard Unix has a wide selection of software.
There is a massive library of Unix approved software, and you can search for it from the OS.
Then I get a Photoshop knockoff that can’t handle Photoshop files.
You can run Photoshop, too. Pretty much anything on any other OS can run on Unix, in addition to the free open source software options meant for OS like Linux and Unix.
Glad to know it is easy to install. It will be easy to find and re-install when I have to upgrade.
One of the benefits of Unix is its tight security, so you don’t have the frequent patches like Windows. Another benefit is the ability to upgrade at the touch of a button.
It sounds simpler than monthly updates for the Windows system, plus Java, plus Adobe and all the dang reboots.
The fact that you don’t have to do all the reboots is why Unix servers often have nearly 100% uptime. And its software set up means when one application does crash, it doesn’t take the whole system down with it.
That’s why Unix is so stable.
And if something does go wrong, unlike Linux, you can find help for it outside of the online hacker forums.
- published: 11 Aug 2014
- views: 6445
pdmenu [1] is something I would describe as DIALOG + shell without writing in shell scripting. Of course, you would need to write pdmenurc, instead. Which might be easier.
It basically only operates in menu, you don't have some complex DIALOG widgets in your disposal. It only has only sole purpose, that is "menu."
The syntax is not complicated, and pretty much self-explained by looking at those example. You can even dynamically add new menu items. Colors are one of its selling point, which you could assign any colors you like to the menus. And as for menus, it's not just one-level, you could have multiple levels.
For detail of the syntax, see pdmenurc(1). If you constantly need to wrap up something for menus, this might be very suitable for you, it could save you a lot of time.
Besides color support (weird, doesn't seem to be able to turn it off), GPM (mouse for console) is also supported. (weird again, doesn't seem to have mouse support for terminal emulator).
By the way, the author Joey Hess, who is also the maintainer of moreutils [2], you might want to check out a set of useful tools.
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* Version 1.3.2 (2011-08-23)
* In C
* By Joey Hess
* GPLv2
[1]: http://joeyh.name/code/pdmenu/
[2]: http://joeyh.name/code/moreutils/
- published: 01 Mar 2014
- views: 535
This video explains the installation procedure of Unix-like Desktop Operating System PC-BSD 10.2.
For more explanation on this video: https://www.linuxhelp.com/install-unix-like-desktop-os-pc-bsd/
- published: 05 Apr 2016
- views: 76
A Unix-like (sometimes referred to as UN*X or *nix) operating system is one that behaves in a manner similar to a Unix system, while not necessarily conforming to or being certified to any version of the Single UNIX Specification.
There is no standard for defining the term, and some difference of opinion is possible as to the degree to which a given operating system is "Unix-like".
The term can include free and open source operating systems inspired by Bell Labs' Unix or designed to emulate its features, commercial and proprietary work-alikes, and even versions based on the licensed UNIX source code (which may be sufficiently "Unix-like" to pass certification and bear the "UNIX" trademark).
The Open Group owns the UNIX trademark and administers the Single UNIX Specification, with the "UNIX" name being used as a certification mark. They do not approve of the construction "Unix-like", and consider it a misuse of their trademark. Their guidelines require "UNIX" to be presented in uppercase or otherwise distinguished from the surrounding text, strongly encourage using it as a branding adjective for a generic word such as "system", and discourage its use in hyphenated phrases.
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This article is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License, which means that you can copy and modify it as long as the entire work (including additions) remains under this license.
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15:43Introduction To Unix and Unix-like operating systems
Introduction To Unix and Unix-like operating systemsIntroduction To Unix and Unix-like operating systems
This video serves as a basic historical introduction to UNIX and UNIX-like operating systems. -
4:14How to configure syslog service for UNIX and UNIX like hosts?
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18:10Subsystem for UNIX-based Applications (SUA) Familiarization - Unix on Windows!
Subsystem for UNIX-based Applications (SUA) Familiarization - Unix on Windows!Subsystem for UNIX-based Applications (SUA) Familiarization - Unix on Windows!
Windows Services for UNIX (SFU) or Subsystem for UNIX-based Applications (SUA) is a software package produced by Microsoft which provides a Unix subsystem and other parts of a full Unix environment on Windows NT and some of its immediate successor operating-systems. It was an extension and replacement of the minimal Microsoft POSIX subsystem from Windows NT As of 2011 SFU contains: Over 350 Unix utilities such as vi, ksh, csh, ls, cat, awk, grep, kill, etc. GCC 3.3 compiler, includes and libraries (through an MS libc) A cc-like wrapper for Microsoft Visual Studio command-line C/C++ compiler GDB debugger Perl NFS server and client A pcnfsd daemon X11 tools and libraries Tools for making NFS mount-points appear as Windows shares, and vice-versa (gateway services) An NIS server capability linked with Active Directory (AD) Some Windows/Unix authentication information-synchronization tools SFU does not contain the following (but binaries are available for separate installation): bash, OpenSSH, sudo, CVS, ClamAV, bzip2, gmake, curl, emacs, Apache, XView, Ruby, Tcl, Python Although SFU includes X Window System client libraries and applications, it does not contain a native X server. Administrators may configure any of the numerous third-party Windows X servers: fully featured free options include Cygwin/X, Xming, WeirdMind and WeirdX. Visit: http://www.suacommunity.com/SUA.aspx -
8:42Aliase / Pseudonyme in der Shell bei Unix Like Betriebssystemen wie Ubuntu Linux BSD Apple Mac OS X
Aliase / Pseudonyme in der Shell bei Unix Like Betriebssystemen wie Ubuntu Linux BSD Apple Mac OS XAliase / Pseudonyme in der Shell bei Unix Like Betriebssystemen wie Ubuntu Linux BSD Apple Mac OS X
Wie man Aliase/Pseudonyme für Befehle im Terminal unter Unix-Like Betriebssystemen anlegt. In diesem Video verwende ich Ubuntu Linux, allerdings funktioniert das genau gleich auf anderen Betriebssystemen, wie z.B. Suse Linux, Fedora Linux, FreeBSD, andere BSD Systeme oder auch Apple Mac OS. Ein Alias ist als Shell-Builtin bei vielen Shells integriert, unter anderem bei der Bash, der Standard-Shell unter Ubuntu. 00:41 Was ist ein Alias für Kommandos 00:52 Parktisch für Server Administration in Tablet 01:38 Terminal öffnen 01:51 Mit alias, alle definierten Aliase anzeigen 02:00 Alias auf cal Befehl 02:38 Alias auf syslog = tail -f /var/log/syslog 03:13 Beispiel Alias temporär erstellen 03:52 Alias für echo definieren 04:54 Definitionen eines Alias löschen 05:23 Aliase nicht nur Temporär erstellen, sondern dass es bei jedem neuen Login bereits definiert ist. 05:35 vi ~/.bashrc 06:20 vi ~/.bash_aliases 06:35 Neuen permananten Alias erstellen 07:28 Neu eingetragenen Alias aktivieren -
2:04Why Unix is the Best Operating System
Why Unix is the Best Operating SystemWhy Unix is the Best Operating System
Do you know why Unix is the best operating system? Unix gives you a wide open operating system where you can install the software you want and even get an instantiation that has engineering, scientific or programming tools pre-installed with the OS distribution. That’s called a distro in the Unix world. Another reason Unix is one of the most popular operating systems, assuming you aren’t an Apple fanatic, is its customization. You can choose which programs to install, which not to have and get rid of the bloat-ware. You get Windows accessibility features and office software whether you want it or not. With Unix, you don’t want it, you don’t get it. I’ve heard Unix has a wide selection of software. There is a massive library of Unix approved software, and you can search for it from the OS. Then I get a Photoshop knockoff that can’t handle Photoshop files. You can run Photoshop, too. Pretty much anything on any other OS can run on Unix, in addition to the free open source software options meant for OS like Linux and Unix. Glad to know it is easy to install. It will be easy to find and re-install when I have to upgrade. One of the benefits of Unix is its tight security, so you don’t have the frequent patches like Windows. Another benefit is the ability to upgrade at the touch of a button. It sounds simpler than monthly updates for the Windows system, plus Java, plus Adobe and all the dang reboots. The fact that you don’t have to do all the reboots is why Unix servers often have nearly 100% uptime. And its software set up means when one application does crash, it doesn’t take the whole system down with it. That’s why Unix is so stable. And if something does go wrong, unlike Linux, you can find help for it outside of the online hacker forums. -
37:10小山的資安教學 - Unix-like 系統操作基礎
小山的資安教學 - Unix-like 系統操作基礎 -
9:23Lila HD icon-theme for Gnu-Linux and Unix Like O.S.
Lila HD icon-theme for Gnu-Linux and Unix Like O.S. -
5:05Learning Nodejs 83 Run command line scripts Unix like
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2:16Pdmenu, full-screen menuing system for Unix-like
Pdmenu, full-screen menuing system for Unix-likePdmenu, full-screen menuing system for Unix-like
pdmenu [1] is something I would describe as DIALOG + shell without writing in shell scripting. Of course, you would need to write pdmenurc, instead. Which might be easier. It basically only operates in menu, you don't have some complex DIALOG widgets in your disposal. It only has only sole purpose, that is "menu." The syntax is not complicated, and pretty much self-explained by looking at those example. You can even dynamically add new menu items. Colors are one of its selling point, which you could assign any colors you like to the menus. And as for menus, it's not just one-level, you could have multiple levels. For detail of the syntax, see pdmenurc(1). If you constantly need to wrap up something for menus, this might be very suitable for you, it could save you a lot of time. Besides color support (weird, doesn't seem to be able to turn it off), GPM (mouse for console) is also supported. (weird again, doesn't seem to have mouse support for terminal emulator). By the way, the author Joey Hess, who is also the maintainer of moreutils [2], you might want to check out a set of useful tools. ---- * Version 1.3.2 (2011-08-23) * In C * By Joey Hess * GPLv2 [1]: http://joeyh.name/code/pdmenu/ [2]: http://joeyh.name/code/moreutils/ -
6:35How to Install a UNIX-like Desktop Operating System PC-BSD 10.2 - VIDEO
How to Install a UNIX-like Desktop Operating System PC-BSD 10.2 - VIDEOHow to Install a UNIX-like Desktop Operating System PC-BSD 10.2 - VIDEO
This video explains the installation procedure of Unix-like Desktop Operating System PC-BSD 10.2. For more explanation on this video: https://www.linuxhelp.com/install-unix-like-desktop-os-pc-bsd/
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Introduction To Unix and Unix-like operating systems
This video serves as a basic historical introduction to UNIX and UNIX-like operating systems. -
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Subsystem for UNIX-based Applications (SUA) Familiarization - Unix on Windows!
Windows Services for UNIX (SFU) or Subsystem for UNIX-based Applications (SUA) is a software package produced by Microsoft which provides a Unix subsystem and other parts of a full Unix environment on Windows NT and some of its immediate successor operating-systems. It was an extension and replacement of the minimal Microsoft POSIX subsystem from Windows NT As of 2011 SFU contains: Over 350 Unix utilities such as vi, ksh, csh, ls, cat, awk, grep, kill, etc. GCC 3.3 compiler, includes and libraries (through an MS libc) A cc-like wrapper for Microsoft Visual Studio command-line C/C++ compiler GDB debugger Perl NFS server and client A pcnfsd daemon X11 tools and libraries Tools for making NFS mount-points appear as Windows shares, and vice-versa (gateway services) An NIS server cap... -
Aliase / Pseudonyme in der Shell bei Unix Like Betriebssystemen wie Ubuntu Linux BSD Apple Mac OS X
Wie man Aliase/Pseudonyme für Befehle im Terminal unter Unix-Like Betriebssystemen anlegt. In diesem Video verwende ich Ubuntu Linux, allerdings funktioniert das genau gleich auf anderen Betriebssystemen, wie z.B. Suse Linux, Fedora Linux, FreeBSD, andere BSD Systeme oder auch Apple Mac OS. Ein Alias ist als Shell-Builtin bei vielen Shells integriert, unter anderem bei der Bash, der Standard-Shell unter Ubuntu. 00:41 Was ist ein Alias für Kommandos 00:52 Parktisch für Server Administration in Tablet 01:38 Terminal öffnen 01:51 Mit alias, alle definierten Aliase anzeigen 02:00 Alias auf cal Befehl 02:38 Alias auf syslog = tail -f /var/log/syslog 03:13 Beispiel Alias temporär erstellen 03:52 Alias für echo definieren 04:54 Definitionen eines Alias löschen 05:23 Aliase nicht nur Temporär ers... -
Why Unix is the Best Operating System
Do you know why Unix is the best operating system? Unix gives you a wide open operating system where you can install the software you want and even get an instantiation that has engineering, scientific or programming tools pre-installed with the OS distribution. That’s called a distro in the Unix world. Another reason Unix is one of the most popular operating systems, assuming you aren’t an Apple fanatic, is its customization. You can choose which programs to install, which not to have and get rid of the bloat-ware. You get Windows accessibility features and office software whether you want it or not. With Unix, you don’t want it, you don’t get it. I’ve heard Unix has a wide selection of software. There is a massive library of Unix approved software, and you can search for it from t... -
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Pdmenu, full-screen menuing system for Unix-like
pdmenu [1] is something I would describe as DIALOG + shell without writing in shell scripting. Of course, you would need to write pdmenurc, instead. Which might be easier. It basically only operates in menu, you don't have some complex DIALOG widgets in your disposal. It only has only sole purpose, that is "menu." The syntax is not complicated, and pretty much self-explained by looking at those example. You can even dynamically add new menu items. Colors are one of its selling point, which you could assign any colors you like to the menus. And as for menus, it's not just one-level, you could have multiple levels. For detail of the syntax, see pdmenurc(1). If you constantly need to wrap up something for menus, this might be very suitable for you, it could save you a lot of time. Besides... -
How to Install a UNIX-like Desktop Operating System PC-BSD 10.2 - VIDEO
This video explains the installation procedure of Unix-like Desktop Operating System PC-BSD 10.2. For more explanation on this video: https://www.linuxhelp.com/install-unix-like-desktop-os-pc-bsd/
Introduction To Unix and Unix-like operating systems
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- Duration: 15:43
- Updated: 23 Aug 2012
- views: 5556
This video serves as a basic historical introduction to UNIX and UNIX-like operating systems.
This video serves as a basic historical introduction to UNIX and UNIX-like operating systems.
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This video serves as a basic historical introduction to UNIX and UNIX-like operating systems.
- published: 23 Aug 2012
- views: 5556
How to configure syslog service for UNIX and UNIX like hosts?
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- Duration: 4:14
- Updated: 23 Jul 2013
- views: 1920
This video tutorial helps you to configure syslog services for UNIX and UNIX like hosts such as HP-UX, Solaris and IBM AIX hosts.
For more 'How to' videos visi...
This video tutorial helps you to configure syslog services for UNIX and UNIX like hosts such as HP-UX, Solaris and IBM AIX hosts.
For more 'How to' videos visit http://www.manageengine.com/products/eventlog/
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Subsystem for UNIX-based Applications (SUA) Familiarization - Unix on Windows!
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 18:10
- Updated: 19 Jul 2011
- views: 11218
Windows Services for UNIX (SFU) or Subsystem for UNIX-based Applications (SUA) is a software package produced by Microsoft which provides a Unix subsystem and o...
Windows Services for UNIX (SFU) or Subsystem for UNIX-based Applications (SUA) is a software package produced by Microsoft which provides a Unix subsystem and other parts of a full Unix environment on Windows NT and some of its immediate successor operating-systems. It was an extension and replacement of the minimal Microsoft POSIX subsystem from Windows NT
As of 2011 SFU contains:
Over 350 Unix utilities such as vi, ksh, csh, ls, cat, awk, grep, kill, etc.
GCC 3.3 compiler, includes and libraries (through an MS libc)
A cc-like wrapper for Microsoft Visual Studio command-line C/C++ compiler
GDB debugger
Perl
NFS server and client
A pcnfsd daemon
X11 tools and libraries
Tools for making NFS mount-points appear as Windows shares, and vice-versa (gateway services)
An NIS server capability linked with Active Directory (AD)
Some Windows/Unix authentication information-synchronization tools
SFU does not contain the following (but binaries are available for separate installation):
bash, OpenSSH, sudo, CVS, ClamAV, bzip2, gmake, curl, emacs, Apache, XView, Ruby, Tcl, Python
Although SFU includes X Window System client libraries and applications, it does not contain a native X server. Administrators may configure any of the numerous third-party Windows X servers: fully featured free options include Cygwin/X, Xming, WeirdMind and WeirdX.
Visit: http://www.suacommunity.com/SUA.aspx
wn.com/Subsystem For Unix Based Applications (Sua) Familiarization Unix On Windows
Windows Services for UNIX (SFU) or Subsystem for UNIX-based Applications (SUA) is a software package produced by Microsoft which provides a Unix subsystem and other parts of a full Unix environment on Windows NT and some of its immediate successor operating-systems. It was an extension and replacement of the minimal Microsoft POSIX subsystem from Windows NT
As of 2011 SFU contains:
Over 350 Unix utilities such as vi, ksh, csh, ls, cat, awk, grep, kill, etc.
GCC 3.3 compiler, includes and libraries (through an MS libc)
A cc-like wrapper for Microsoft Visual Studio command-line C/C++ compiler
GDB debugger
Perl
NFS server and client
A pcnfsd daemon
X11 tools and libraries
Tools for making NFS mount-points appear as Windows shares, and vice-versa (gateway services)
An NIS server capability linked with Active Directory (AD)
Some Windows/Unix authentication information-synchronization tools
SFU does not contain the following (but binaries are available for separate installation):
bash, OpenSSH, sudo, CVS, ClamAV, bzip2, gmake, curl, emacs, Apache, XView, Ruby, Tcl, Python
Although SFU includes X Window System client libraries and applications, it does not contain a native X server. Administrators may configure any of the numerous third-party Windows X servers: fully featured free options include Cygwin/X, Xming, WeirdMind and WeirdX.
Visit: http://www.suacommunity.com/SUA.aspx
- published: 19 Jul 2011
- views: 11218
Aliase / Pseudonyme in der Shell bei Unix Like Betriebssystemen wie Ubuntu Linux BSD Apple Mac OS X
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:42
- Updated: 13 Jan 2015
- views: 2844
Wie man Aliase/Pseudonyme für Befehle im Terminal unter Unix-Like Betriebssystemen anlegt.
In diesem Video verwende ich Ubuntu Linux, allerdings funktioniert da...
Wie man Aliase/Pseudonyme für Befehle im Terminal unter Unix-Like Betriebssystemen anlegt.
In diesem Video verwende ich Ubuntu Linux, allerdings funktioniert das genau gleich auf anderen Betriebssystemen, wie z.B. Suse Linux, Fedora Linux, FreeBSD, andere BSD Systeme oder auch Apple Mac OS.
Ein Alias ist als Shell-Builtin bei vielen Shells integriert, unter anderem bei der Bash, der Standard-Shell unter Ubuntu.
00:41 Was ist ein Alias für Kommandos
00:52 Parktisch für Server Administration in Tablet
01:38 Terminal öffnen
01:51 Mit alias, alle definierten Aliase anzeigen
02:00 Alias auf cal Befehl
02:38 Alias auf syslog = tail -f /var/log/syslog
03:13 Beispiel Alias temporär erstellen
03:52 Alias für echo definieren
04:54 Definitionen eines Alias löschen
05:23 Aliase nicht nur Temporär erstellen, sondern dass es bei jedem neuen Login bereits definiert ist.
05:35 vi ~/.bashrc
06:20 vi ~/.bash_aliases
06:35 Neuen permananten Alias erstellen
07:28 Neu eingetragenen Alias aktivieren
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Wie man Aliase/Pseudonyme für Befehle im Terminal unter Unix-Like Betriebssystemen anlegt.
In diesem Video verwende ich Ubuntu Linux, allerdings funktioniert das genau gleich auf anderen Betriebssystemen, wie z.B. Suse Linux, Fedora Linux, FreeBSD, andere BSD Systeme oder auch Apple Mac OS.
Ein Alias ist als Shell-Builtin bei vielen Shells integriert, unter anderem bei der Bash, der Standard-Shell unter Ubuntu.
00:41 Was ist ein Alias für Kommandos
00:52 Parktisch für Server Administration in Tablet
01:38 Terminal öffnen
01:51 Mit alias, alle definierten Aliase anzeigen
02:00 Alias auf cal Befehl
02:38 Alias auf syslog = tail -f /var/log/syslog
03:13 Beispiel Alias temporär erstellen
03:52 Alias für echo definieren
04:54 Definitionen eines Alias löschen
05:23 Aliase nicht nur Temporär erstellen, sondern dass es bei jedem neuen Login bereits definiert ist.
05:35 vi ~/.bashrc
06:20 vi ~/.bash_aliases
06:35 Neuen permananten Alias erstellen
07:28 Neu eingetragenen Alias aktivieren
- published: 13 Jan 2015
- views: 2844
Why Unix is the Best Operating System
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:04
- Updated: 11 Aug 2014
- views: 6445
Do you know why Unix is the best operating system?
Unix gives you a wide open operating system where you can install the software you want and even get an inst...
Do you know why Unix is the best operating system?
Unix gives you a wide open operating system where you can install the software you want and even get an instantiation that has engineering, scientific or programming tools pre-installed with the OS distribution.
That’s called a distro in the Unix world.
Another reason Unix is one of the most popular operating systems, assuming you aren’t an Apple fanatic, is its customization.
You can choose which programs to install, which not to have and get rid of the bloat-ware.
You get Windows accessibility features and office software whether you want it or not. With Unix, you don’t want it, you don’t get it.
I’ve heard Unix has a wide selection of software.
There is a massive library of Unix approved software, and you can search for it from the OS.
Then I get a Photoshop knockoff that can’t handle Photoshop files.
You can run Photoshop, too. Pretty much anything on any other OS can run on Unix, in addition to the free open source software options meant for OS like Linux and Unix.
Glad to know it is easy to install. It will be easy to find and re-install when I have to upgrade.
One of the benefits of Unix is its tight security, so you don’t have the frequent patches like Windows. Another benefit is the ability to upgrade at the touch of a button.
It sounds simpler than monthly updates for the Windows system, plus Java, plus Adobe and all the dang reboots.
The fact that you don’t have to do all the reboots is why Unix servers often have nearly 100% uptime. And its software set up means when one application does crash, it doesn’t take the whole system down with it.
That’s why Unix is so stable.
And if something does go wrong, unlike Linux, you can find help for it outside of the online hacker forums.
wn.com/Why Unix Is The Best Operating System
Do you know why Unix is the best operating system?
Unix gives you a wide open operating system where you can install the software you want and even get an instantiation that has engineering, scientific or programming tools pre-installed with the OS distribution.
That’s called a distro in the Unix world.
Another reason Unix is one of the most popular operating systems, assuming you aren’t an Apple fanatic, is its customization.
You can choose which programs to install, which not to have and get rid of the bloat-ware.
You get Windows accessibility features and office software whether you want it or not. With Unix, you don’t want it, you don’t get it.
I’ve heard Unix has a wide selection of software.
There is a massive library of Unix approved software, and you can search for it from the OS.
Then I get a Photoshop knockoff that can’t handle Photoshop files.
You can run Photoshop, too. Pretty much anything on any other OS can run on Unix, in addition to the free open source software options meant for OS like Linux and Unix.
Glad to know it is easy to install. It will be easy to find and re-install when I have to upgrade.
One of the benefits of Unix is its tight security, so you don’t have the frequent patches like Windows. Another benefit is the ability to upgrade at the touch of a button.
It sounds simpler than monthly updates for the Windows system, plus Java, plus Adobe and all the dang reboots.
The fact that you don’t have to do all the reboots is why Unix servers often have nearly 100% uptime. And its software set up means when one application does crash, it doesn’t take the whole system down with it.
That’s why Unix is so stable.
And if something does go wrong, unlike Linux, you can find help for it outside of the online hacker forums.
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小山的資安教學 - Unix-like 系統操作基礎
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Pdmenu, full-screen menuing system for Unix-like
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pdmenu [1] is something I would describe as DIALOG + shell without writing in shell scripting. Of course, you would need to write pdmenurc, instead. Which might...
pdmenu [1] is something I would describe as DIALOG + shell without writing in shell scripting. Of course, you would need to write pdmenurc, instead. Which might be easier.
It basically only operates in menu, you don't have some complex DIALOG widgets in your disposal. It only has only sole purpose, that is "menu."
The syntax is not complicated, and pretty much self-explained by looking at those example. You can even dynamically add new menu items. Colors are one of its selling point, which you could assign any colors you like to the menus. And as for menus, it's not just one-level, you could have multiple levels.
For detail of the syntax, see pdmenurc(1). If you constantly need to wrap up something for menus, this might be very suitable for you, it could save you a lot of time.
Besides color support (weird, doesn't seem to be able to turn it off), GPM (mouse for console) is also supported. (weird again, doesn't seem to have mouse support for terminal emulator).
By the way, the author Joey Hess, who is also the maintainer of moreutils [2], you might want to check out a set of useful tools.
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* Version 1.3.2 (2011-08-23)
* In C
* By Joey Hess
* GPLv2
[1]: http://joeyh.name/code/pdmenu/
[2]: http://joeyh.name/code/moreutils/
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pdmenu [1] is something I would describe as DIALOG + shell without writing in shell scripting. Of course, you would need to write pdmenurc, instead. Which might be easier.
It basically only operates in menu, you don't have some complex DIALOG widgets in your disposal. It only has only sole purpose, that is "menu."
The syntax is not complicated, and pretty much self-explained by looking at those example. You can even dynamically add new menu items. Colors are one of its selling point, which you could assign any colors you like to the menus. And as for menus, it's not just one-level, you could have multiple levels.
For detail of the syntax, see pdmenurc(1). If you constantly need to wrap up something for menus, this might be very suitable for you, it could save you a lot of time.
Besides color support (weird, doesn't seem to be able to turn it off), GPM (mouse for console) is also supported. (weird again, doesn't seem to have mouse support for terminal emulator).
By the way, the author Joey Hess, who is also the maintainer of moreutils [2], you might want to check out a set of useful tools.
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* Version 1.3.2 (2011-08-23)
* In C
* By Joey Hess
* GPLv2
[1]: http://joeyh.name/code/pdmenu/
[2]: http://joeyh.name/code/moreutils/
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How to Install a UNIX-like Desktop Operating System PC-BSD 10.2 - VIDEO
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This video explains the installation procedure of Unix-like Desktop Operating System PC-BSD 10.2.
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This video explains the installation procedure of Unix-like Desktop Operating System PC-BSD 10.2.
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