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Linux Tutorial Version 1 21 Jon Wakelin, Liam Gretton, Gary Gilchrist, Teri Forey, University of Leicester Adapted from Michael Stonebank’s original course ‘UNIX Tutorial for beginners’ This tutorial has been adapted to make use of the University of Leicester HPC facilities SPECTRE and ALICE If you use either of these facilities for research work which results in a publication you
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Linux Admin i About the Tutorial Linux was designed based on the Unix philosophy of “small, precise tools chained together simplifying larger tasks” Linux, at its root, does not have large single-purpose applications for one specific use a lot of the time Instead, there are hundreds of basic utilities that when combined offer great power to accomplish big tasks with efficiency Unique Taille du fichier : 1MB
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A Basic Linux Tutorial John E Floyd University of Toronto1 April 27, 2006 1I would like to thank some local gurus who have helped me ?gure out enough about Linux over the years to enable me to write this Thanks go to Dan Derkach and, in an earlier era, Adam Iles, as well as to Joe Porrovecchio, Do An Vu, Pete St Onge and my colleague John Maheu I will gladly supply my L ATEX code to
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