Math 10 -- Unix/Linux Notes Listing Page


	Department of Mathematics and Computer Science

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Math/CS Dept Unix/Linux Notes Listing Page

General Information

General Information about Modems, Using Emacs Via Telnet and Modems, and Miscellaneous Items

Unix/Linux Notes

These web pages are meant only as a brief overview to Unix. Any regular Unix/Linux user should obtain a personal copy of a Unix or Linux reference book for personal use, and make use of the on-line tutorials available and referenced below.

These pages also reflect the "flavor" of Unix as found on the HP server (named "math") of the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, which may be slightly different than versions of Unix found on Sun workstations, SGI workstations, and other machines. They also reflect the "flavor" of Linux (Mandrake) found on the Linux server (named "pascal") of the Department.

On-Line Unix Tutorials (from other schools/institutions)

On-Line Information about `make` Files

On-Line CDE (Common Desktop Environment) Tutorials

CDE is an alternative, graphical and icon environment for Unix workstations which bears some resemblance to Windows. Via X-Server, one can have a Unix workstation create a CDE environment on a PC connected to a remote machine.