Symbols
- & (ampersand) and background processes, Running a Command in the Background
- >> (append redirection operator), cat
- * (asterisk), File and Directory Wildcards
- (back slash), File and Directory Names
- for multiline commands, Using AppleScript to Manipulate the Terminal
- : (colon), File and Directory Names
- , (comma), Pine, multiple email addresses, Sending Email with Pine
- . (dot) and newsgroups, Usenet News
- = (equals) operator, filename permissions, Setting Permissions with chmod
- / (forward slash), Absolute Pathnames
- in filenames, File and Directory Names
- IRC, using in, Introducing IRC
- vi, searching with, vi tour
- # (hash mark) and IRC, Introducing IRC
- > (output redirection operator), Standard Input and Standard Output, cat
- accidental overwrites, preventing, cat
- .. (parent directory notation), Relative pathnames up
- | (pipe operator), Standard Input and Standard Output, Pipes and Filters
- ? (question mark), File and Directory Wildcards
- Pine, help command in, Configuring Pine
- " " (quotes) and Lynx, entering URLs, Lynx, a Text-Based Web Browser
- ; (semicolon) and background commands, running, Running a Command in the Background
- $$ (shortcut for ps), ps
- [ ] (square brackets), File and Directory Wildcards
A
- A (Add Newsgroup) command, Usenet News
- absolute pathnames, Absolute Pathnames
- vs. relative pathnames, Pathname puzzle
- access permissions, Protecting and Sharing Files, Changing Group and Owner
- directories, Directory Access Permissions
- accounts, Getting Started, Using Unix
- address book (Pine), Pine address book
- administrative passwords, replacing if forgotten, Superuser Privileges with sudo
- aliases, Customizing Your Shell Environment, Shell Aliases and Functions
- creating, Creating Aliases
- alphanumeric characters, Glossary
- alt category in newsgroups, Usenet News
- ampersand (&) and background processes, Running a Command in the Background
- anonymous FTP, FTP
- ANSI escape sequence, Setting the Terminal Title
- Apple Talk, Glossary
- AppleScript, Terminal manipulation using, Using AppleScript to Manipulate the Terminal
- apropos command, The man Command
- apt-get utility, Fink, Installing Packages
- apt-get install command, Installing Packages
- apt-get update command, Installing Packages
- fink install command, compared to, Installing Packages
- Aqua, What This Handbook Covers, Glossary
- file formats in, Text Editors and Word Processors
- arguments, Syntax of Unix Command Lines
- atprint command, atprint
- printer requirements, atprint
B
- background processes, Ending Your Session, Multitasking, Checking on a Process
- BBEdit text editor, Text Editors and Word Processors
- bg program, Running a Command in the Background
- bitchx program, Introducing IRC
- bots, Introducing IRC
- BSD (Berkeley Software Distribution), Glossary
- buffer, Buffer
C
- C (Config) command, Configuring Pine
- cat command, cat
- cd command, cd
- channel operators (Ops), Introducing IRC
- characters, alphanumeric, Glossary
- chat programs, Interactive Chat, A sample IRC session
- chgrp command, Changing Group and Owner
- chmod command, Setting Permissions with chmod
- permissions arguments, Setting Permissions with chmod
- chown command, Changing Group and Owner
- CMD (Command), ps
- collections (Pine), Usenet News
- comma (,) and Pine, multiple email addresses, Sending Email with Pine
- Command (CMD), ps
- command line, Entering a Command Line
- command-line FTP, Command-line ftp, Command-line ftp
- command-line interfaces, Interfaces to Unix
- commands, Working in the Unix Environment, Glossary
- (see also navigation commands)
- apropos, The man Command
- apt-get utility, Fink, Installing Packages
- atprint, atprint
- background, running in, Running a Command in the Background, Running a Command in the Background
- canceling (Command-C), Recalling Previous Commands, Correcting a Command Line
- cat, cat
- cd, cd
- chgrp, Changing Group and Owner
- chmod, Setting Permissions with chmod
- chown, Changing Group and Owner
- close terminal (exit), Ending Your Session
- Command-N, Working in the Unix Environment
- Command-N (open Terminal window), Working in the Unix Environment
- Control-C or Command-. (canceling commands), Recalling Previous Commands
- Control-D (end input), Correcting a Command Line
- filename matches, listing with, Completing File and Directory Names
- Control-H (erase character), Correcting a Command Line
- Control-Q (resume output), Correcting a Command Line
- Control-S (pause output), Correcting a Command Line
- Control-U (erase command line), Correcting a Command Line
- Control-Z (suspend program operation), Running a Command in the Background
- cp (see cp command)
- CpMac program, Copying Mac files with resources
- curl, FTP with a web browser
- date, date
- df, Calculating File Size
- du, Calculating File Size
- end input (Control-D), Correcting a Command Line
- enscript, enscript
- erase character (Control-H or Delete), Correcting a Command Line
- erasing the command line (Control-U), Correcting a Command Line
- find, Finding Files
- fink install, Installing Packages
- fink list, Listing Available Packages
- grep, grep
- kill, kill
- less, Looking Inside Files with less, Looking Inside Files with less, Piping to a Pager
- locate, Finding Files
- lpq, lpq
- lpr, lpr
- lprm, lprm
- ls, Listing Files with ls, Listing Files with ls
- m2u, Text Editors and Word Processors
- man, The man Command
- mkdir, Creating Directories with mkdir
- mv, Renaming and Moving Files with mv
- MvMac, Renaming and Moving Files with mv
- noclobber, cat
- open Terminal window (Command-N), Working in the Unix Environment
- pause output (Control-S), Correcting a Command Line
- Pine utility (see Pine)
- pr, pr
- ps, ps
- ps2pdf, Non-PostScript Printers
- pwd, pwd
- recalling previous, Recalling Previous Commands
- resume output (Control-Q), Correcting a Command Line
- rm, rm
- rmdir, rmdir
- rsh, Remote Access to Other Unix Systems
- shell aliases for, Shell Aliases and Functions
- sort, sort
- specifying multiple files in, File and Directory Wildcards
- ssh, Remote Access to Other Unix Systems
- sudo, Superuser Privileges with sudo
- tail, ps
- talk, talk
- tty, ps
- u2m, Text Editors and Word Processors
- vi (see vi text editor)
- wget, FTP with a web browser
- who, who
- Common Unix Printing System (CUPS), Printing
- composer window (Pine), Sending Email with Pine
- computer networks (see networking)
- Config (C) command, Configuring Pine
- configuration files, Customizing Your Shell Environment
- control characters, Correcting a Command Line
- Control-C or Command-C (command interrupt or cancel), Correcting a Command Line
- Control-D (end input), Correcting a Command Line
- filename matches, listing with, Completing File and Directory Names
- Control-H (erase character), Correcting a Command Line
- Control-Q (resume output), Correcting a Command Line
- Control-S (pause output), Correcting a Command Line
- Control-U (erase command line), Correcting a Command Line
- Control-Z (suspend program operation), Running a Command in the Background
- copying files over themselves, cat
- cp command, cp, Copying Mac files with resources
- -i option, cp
- -R option, cp
- risks of misuse, cp
- application files, problems using with, Copying Mac files with resources
- crackers, About Security, Glossary
- CUPS (Common Unix Printing System), Printing
- curl command, FTP with a web browser
- current directory, Your Working Directory
- currently selected link (Lynx), Lynx, a Text-Based Web Browser
D
- Darwin, Mac OS X and the Unix Family of Operating Systems, Glossary
- date command, date
- Delete key, Correcting a Command Line
- desktop, Glossary
- df command, Calculating File Size
- directories, The Mac OS X Filesystem, Listing Files with ls, Glossary
- access permissions, Directory Access Permissions
- copying entire trees, cp
- creating, Creating Directories with mkdir
- current or working directory, Your Working Directory
- deleting, Removing Files and Directories
- directory trees, The Directory Tree
- home directory, Your Home Directory
- listing of files, Listing Files with ls, Listing Files with ls
- naming, File and Directory Names
- pathnames, The Directory Tree
- removing, Removing Files and Directories
- root directory, The Directory Tree
- standard Unix directories, The Directory Tree
- subdirectories, The Directory Tree
- switching between, cd
- working directory, Glossary
- documentation, Documentation, Books
- Internet, finding on, Documentation via the Internet
- dot (.) and newsgroups, Usenet News
- down-arrow key, Recalling Previous Commands
- du command, Calculating File Size
E
- echo $SHELL, Working in the Unix Environment
- Emacs text editor, Text Editors and Word Processors
- email (electronic mail), Electronic Mail with Pine, Exercise: Sending and Reading Mail
- Pine (see Pine)
- end-of-line characters and file formats, Text Editors and Word Processors
- enscript command, enscript
- printer requirements, enscript
- erase characters, Correcting a Command Line
- error messages, Correcting a Command Line
- “cp: cannot copy file to itself”, Problem checklist
- “cp: filename: no such file or directory”, Problem checklist
- “cp: permission denied.”, Problem checklist
- “rmdir: dirname not empty”, rmdir
- error messages
- “chmod: Not owner”, Problem checklist
- ESC key in vi, The vi Text Editor
- execute permission, Directory Access Permissions
- exit command, Ending Your Session
F
- fg program, Running a Command in the Background
- filename completion, Completing File and Directory Names
- filename/rsrc, Copying Mac files with resources
- filenames
- / (forward slash) vs. colon, File and Directory Names
- special characters, handling in, File and Directory Names
- wildcards in, File and Directory Wildcards
- filenames, legal characters in, File and Directory Names
- files, The Mac OS X Filesystem
- accidental deletes, protecting from, Setting Permissions with chmod
- accidental overwrites, avoiding, cat
- copying, Copying Files, Copying Mac files with resources
- application files (CpMac program), Copying Mac files with resources
- a file over itself, cat
- Mac files with resources, Copying Mac files with resources
- creating, Creating and Editing Files
- deleting, Removing Files and Directories
- finding, Finding Files
- formats, translating, Text Editors and Word Processors
- I/O (input and output), Redirecting I/O, Exercise: Redirecting Input/Output
- less command, displaying contents with, Looking Inside Files with less, Looking Inside Files with less
- listing, Listing Files with ls, Listing Files with ls
- managing, Managing Your Files, Files on Other Operating Systems
- checking for hidden files, Problem checklist
- creating directories, Creating Directories with mkdir
- foreign operating systems, transferring from, Files on Other Operating Systems
- naming, File and Directory Names
- pathnames to, Files in the Directory Tree
- permissions, managing, Protecting and Sharing Files, Changing Group and Owner
- access permissions, File Access Permissions
- chmod, Setting Permissions with chmod
- ownership, Changing Group and Owner
- troubleshooting, Problem checklist
- removing, Removing Files and Directories
- renaming, Renaming and Moving Files with mv
- size determining, Calculating File Size
- specifying multiple files in commands, File and Directory Wildcards
- text, outputting to, Putting Text in a File
- transferring between computers, Transferring Files, Practice
- curl command, using, FTP with a web browser
- FTP (see FTP)
- rcp, using, scp and rcp
- scp, using, scp and rcp
- wget utility, using, FTP with a web browser
- filesystem browser, Graphical Filesystem Browsers
- filesystems, The Mac OS X Filesystem
- accessing via Finder, Unix shell, cd
- browsers, Graphical Filesystem Browsers
- filters, Pipes and Filters
- find command, Finding Files
- Finder, Glossary
- limitations, Graphical Filesystem Browsers
- Fink, Fink, Listing Available Packages, Glossary
- available packages, listing, Listing Available Packages
- configuring, Fink
- installing, Fink
- Open Source software, installing with, Fink
- package list, updating, Installing Packages
- fink install command, Installing Packages
- apt-get utility, compared to, Installing Packages
- fink list command, Listing Available Packages
- Fink project, Mac OS X and the Unix Family of Operating Systems
- folders, Glossary
- free disk space, displaying, Calculating File Size
- Free Software Foundation (FSF), Glossary
- FreeBSD, Mac OS X and the Unix Family of Operating Systems, Glossary
- FSF (Free Software Foundation), Glossary
- FTP (file transfer protocol), FTP, Practice
- Aqua applications for, Other FTP solutions
- to secure sites (SFTP), SFTP: FTP to secure sites
- via command-line, Command-line ftp, Command-line ftp
- web browsers, using, FTP with a web browser
G
- GNU, Glossary
- Google, Documentation via the Internet
- graphical user interfaces (see GUIs)
- grep command, grep
- Group ownership, files, Changing Group and Owner
- GUIs (graphical user interfaces), Versions of Unix, Interfaces to Unix
- filesystem browsers, Graphical Filesystem Browsers
H
- hackers, About Security, Glossary
- hash mark (#), using in IRC, Introducing IRC
- headers (Pine), Sending Email with Pine
- hidden files
- deleting, Problem checklist
- finding, Problem checklist
- home directory, Your Home Directory
I
- I/O (input and output), Redirecting I/O, Exercise: Redirecting Input/Output
- I/O(input/output) redirection, Standard Input and Standard Output
- IMAP, Configuring Pine to send and receive email
- inbox-path, Configuring Pine to send and receive email
- incoming mail protocol, Configuring Pine to send and receive email
- incoming mail server, Configuring Pine to send and receive email
- index (message) screens for newsgroups, Usenet News
- input/output redirection, Creating and Editing Files
- interactive chat programs, Interactive Chat, A sample IRC session
- Internet
- chat programs, Unix-based (see IRC)
- email, Unix-based (see Pine)
- news applications, Unix-based (see Usenet)
- Unix-based tools
- Internet Relay Chat (see IRC)
- interpreted programs, ps
- IRC (Internet Relay Chat), IRC, A sample IRC session
- / (slash) commands, Introducing IRC
- clients, Introducing IRC
- IRC ops, Introducing IRC
- nick or nickname, Introducing IRC
- ops (channel operators), Introducing IRC
- identifying, A sample IRC session
- quitting, A sample IRC session
- security risks of, Introducing IRC
- server messages, A sample IRC session
J
- job control, Problem checklist, Multitasking, Running a Command in the Background
- jobs command, ps
- Joy, Bill, The vi Text Editor
K
- kill command, kill
L
- left-arrow key, Correcting a Command Line
- less
- nontext characters, finding with, Text Editors and Word Processors
- piping output to, Piping to a Pager
- less command, Looking Inside Files with less, Looking Inside Files with less, Piping to a Pager
- options, Looking Inside Files with less
- links in text-based browsers, Lynx, a Text-Based Web Browser
- Linux, Mac OS X and the Unix Family of Operating Systems
- locate command, Finding Files
- logins, Remote Logins
- (see also remote logins)
- lpq command, lpq
- lpr command, lpr
- printer requirements, Problem checklist
- lprm command, lprm
- ls command, Listing Files with ls, Listing Files with ls
- -a option, Listing Files with ls
- -F option, Listing Files with ls
- -l option, Listing Files with ls
- -R option, Listing Files with ls
- long format output, Listing Files with ls, Listing Files with ls
- Lynx web browser, Lynx, a Text-Based Web Browser, Lynx, a Text-Based Web Browser
M
- m2u (Mac to Unix) command, Text Editors and Word Processors
- .Mac email, Configuring Pine to send and receive email
- Mac OS X, Preface
- default shell, Working in the Unix Environment
- Developer Tools, Problem checklist
- adding to PATH, Renaming and Moving Files with mv
- login account, Getting Started
- MS Windows files, accessing from, Files on Other Operating Systems
- Unix, and, Mac OS X and the Unix Family of Operating Systems
- Mac OS X: The Missing Manual, Interfaces to Unix
- Mach, Glossary
- Macintosh, Mac OS X and the Unix Family of Operating Systems
- mail (electronic), Electronic Mail with Pine, Exercise: Sending and Reading Mail
- man command, The man Command
- MANPATH variable, Problem checklist
- message headers (Pine), Sending Email with Pine
- message index screens for newsgroups, Usenet News
- messages
- “Closing this window will terminate the following processes inside it”, Problem checklist
- “logout: not login shell”, Problem checklist
- “There are running jobs”, Problem checklist
- “There are stopped jobs”, Problem checklist
- Microsoft Windows files, accessing from Mac OS X, Files on Other Operating Systems
- mkdir command, Creating Directories with mkdir
- modal editors, The vi Text Editor
- multi-user operating systems, Preface
- multitasking, Preface, Multitasking, Problem checklist, Glossary
- mv command, Renaming and Moving Files with mv
- MvMac command, Renaming and Moving Files with mv
N
- navigation commands
- find in scroll buffer (Command-F), Working in the Unix Environment
- find next (Command-G), Working in the Unix Environment
- jump to selection (Command-J), Working in the Unix Environment
- switch window (Command-~), Working in the Unix Environment
- use selection for find (Command-E), Working in the Unix Environment
- Net News, Usenet News
- NetBSD, Glossary
- networked filesystems, The Directory Tree
- networking, Accessing the Internet, Practice
- ftp services, enabling, Web and FTP Access
- remote logins, Remote Logins, About Security
- web services, enabling, Web and FTP Access
- networks, Accessing the Internet
- newsgroups, Usenet News
- FAQs, Usenet News
- news articles, Usenet News
- newsreader program, Usenet News
- newsreaders or newsclients, Usenet News
- nicknames (Pine), Pine address book
- nicks (nicknames) using IRC, Introducing IRC
- noclobber command, cat
- non-PostScript printers, Non-PostScript Printers
- nontext characters, Text Editors and Word Processors
O
- open source packages and Fink, Fink
- OpenSSH, Remote Logins
- operating system interfaces, Interfaces to Unix
- Ops (channel operators), Introducing IRC
- “Option click to position cursor”, Emulation
- osascript utility, Using AppleScript to Manipulate the Terminal
- outgoing mail server, Configuring Pine to send and receive email
- output, piping to a pager, Piping to a Pager
- owner, files, Changing Group and Owner
P
- passwords, Changing Your Password
- administrative password, loss of, Superuser Privileges with sudo
- changing, Changing Your Password
- guidelines for choosing, Changing Your Password
- pathname, Glossary
- pathnames, The Directory Tree
- absolute pathnames, Absolute Pathnames
- relative pathnames, Relative Pathnames
- permissions for files, changing, Setting Permissions with chmod
- Pico text editor, Text Editors and Word Processors
- PID (process ID) numbers, Running a Command in the Background
- Pine, Electronic Mail with Pine, Exercise: Sending and Reading Mail
- address book, Pine address book
- addressing email, Sending Email with Pine
- composer window, Sending Email with Pine
- configuring, Configuring Pine, Configuring Pine to send and receive email
- email, to send and receive, Configuring Pine to send and receive email
- Control-N, moving between header lines, Sending Email with Pine
- email address and username, Configuring Pine to send and receive email
- main menu, Electronic Mail with Pine
- message formatting commands, Sending Email with Pine
- options, Configuring Pine
- reading email, Reading Email with Pine, Reading Email with Pine
- navigating the message list, Reading Email with Pine
- replying to messages, Reading Email with Pine
- sending email, Sending Email with Pine, Pine address book
- pipes, Pipes and Filters
- directing output to a pager, Piping to a Pager
- plain text, Text Editors and Word Processors
- Pogue, David, Interfaces to Unix
- POP, Configuring Pine to send and receive email
- PostScript, Formatting and Print Commands, pr, Non-PostScript Printers
- (see also non-PostScript printers)
- pdf, converting to, Non-PostScript Printers
- text, translating to, enscript
- pr command, pr
- printer requirements, pr
- Print Center, Printing
- print drivers, adding, Printing
- printing, Printing, Non-PostScript Printers
- commands for, Formatting and Print Commands, Non-PostScript Printers
- CUPS (Common Unix Printing System), Printing
- job status, checking, Viewing the Printer Queue
- lpr command, troubleshooting, Problem checklist
- non-PostScript printers, Non-PostScript Printers
- printer queue, viewing, Viewing the Printer Queue
- process ID (PID) numbers, Running a Command in the Background
- processes, Glossary
- background, Multitasking, Checking on a Process
- canceling, Canceling a Process
- checking, Checking on a Process, ps
- programming the shell, Programming
- programs, Glossary
- directly executable vs. interpreted, ps
- running in background, Multitasking
- programs (commands)
- fg (see fg program)
- interpreted, ps
- sort, Running a Command in the Background
- programs, connecting with pipes, Pipes and Filters
- prompts, The Shell Prompt
- customizing, Changing Your Prompt
- superuser, The Shell Prompt
- ps $$, Working in the Unix Environment
- ps command, ps
- ps2pdf command, Non-PostScript Printers
- PuTTY, Remote Logins
- pwd command, pwd
Q
- question mark (?), File and Directory Wildcards
- Pine, help command in, Configuring Pine
- quotes (” “) and Lynx, entering URLs, Lynx, a Text-Based Web Browser
R
- R command (Pine), Usenet News
- read permission, Directory Access Permissions
- regular expressions, grep
- relative pathnames, Relative Pathnames, Glossary
- vs. absolute pathnames, Pathname puzzle
- remote logins, Remote Logins, About Security
- through an Airport Base Station, Web and FTP Access
- enabling, Remote Logins
- programs for, Remote Logins, Remote Logins
- rlogin, Remote Access to Other Unix Systems
- rsh, Remote Access to Other Unix Systems
- security, About Security
- ssh, Remote Access to Other Unix Systems
- syntax, Remote Access to Other Unix Systems
- to other Unix systems, Remote Access to Other Unix Systems
- resource forks, Copying Mac files with resources
- right-arrow key, Correcting a Command Line
- rm command, rm
- dangers of careless use, rm
- rmdir command, rmdir
- root, Glossary
- root directory, The Directory Tree
- rsh command, Remote Access to Other Unix Systems
- Run time (TIME), ps
- Run Time State (STAT), ps
S
- S (Setup) command, Configuring Pine
- screen, Glossary
- Script Editor, Using AppleScript to Manipulate the Terminal
- scripts, Interfaces to Unix, Introducing IRC
- scrollback buffer, Buffer
- security
- IRC (Internet Relay Chat) and, Introducing IRC
- remote logins, associated security risks, About Security
- semicolon (;) and background commands, Running a Command in the Background
- sent-mail folder, Pine address book
- sessions, Glossary
- ending, Ending Your Session
- Set/Unset (X) command, Configuring Pine
- Setup (S) command, Configuring Pine
- SFTP, SFTP: FTP to secure sites
- Sharing panel, Remote Logins, Web and FTP Access
- FTP services, enabling, Web and FTP Access
- web services, enabling, Web and FTP Access
- shell programming, Programming
- shell programs, Customizing Your Shell Environment
- shell scripts, Programming
- shells, Working in the Unix Environment, Glossary
- aliases, Shell Aliases and Functions
- current shell, identifying, Working in the Unix Environment
- customizing, Customizing Your Shell Environment, Using AppleScript to Manipulate the Terminal
- Mac OS X, versions available in, Working in the Unix Environment
- shell prompts, The Shell Prompt
- slash (/), using in IRC, Introducing IRC
- SMTP server, Configuring Pine to send and receive email
- smtp-server, Configuring Pine to send and receive email
- sort command, sort
- sort program, Running a Command in the Background
- SourceForge, Mac OS X and the Unix Family of Operating Systems
- spaces in filenames, File and Directory Names
- special characters, escaping in filenames, File and Directory Names
- SSH, Remote Logins
- ssh command, Remote Access to Other Unix Systems
- standard input, Standard Input and Standard Output
- standard output, Standard Input and Standard Output
- STAT (Run Time State), ps
- subdirectories, The Directory Tree
- sudo command, Superuser Privileges with sudo
- superusers
- login prompt, The Shell Prompt
- privileges, invocation of, Superuser Privileges with sudo
- suspend characters, Running a Command in the Background
- syntax, Glossary
- system log, ps
T
- T (take address) Pine command, Pine address book
- tail command, ps
- talk command, talk
- talk program, talk
- tcsh, Working in the Unix Environment, Customizing Your Shell Environment, Setting the Terminal Title
- configuration files, Customizing Your Shell Environment
- end-of-line characters, changing in, Text Editors and Word Processors
- default prompt, The Shell Prompt
- prompts, customizing, Changing Your Prompt
- .tcshrc files, Customizing Your Shell Environment, Customizing Your Shell Environment
- noclobber command, cat
- Terminal, Interfaces to Unix, Launching Terminal, Further Customization
- closing a session, Ending Your Session
- conditions preventing exit, Problem checklist
- default shell, Working in the Unix Environment
- email programs, unix-based, advantages, Electronic Mail with Pine
- launching, Working in the Unix Environment
- multitasking in, Multitasking
- preferences, setting, Changing Terminal Preferences, Window
- with AppleScript, Using AppleScript to Manipulate the Terminal
- color settings, Color
- default shell, Launching Terminal
- display settings, Display
- keyboard emulation, Emulation
- processes window, Processes
- scrollback buffer, Buffer
- shell settings, Shell
- Terminal title, Setting the Terminal Title
- window size, Window
- word wrap, Buffer
- “Option click to position cursor”, Emulation
- sessions, saving, Working in the Unix Environment
- standard directories, The Directory Tree
- windows, opening and switching, Working in the Unix Environment
- Terminal name (TT), ps
- text
- copying and pasting between windows, vi tour
- Lynx web browser, Lynx, a Text-Based Web Browser, Lynx, a Text-Based Web Browser
- outputting to files, Putting Text in a File
- translating into PostScript, enscript
- text editors, Text Editors and Word Processors
- vi (see vi text editor)
- vs. word processors, Text Editors and Word Processors
- TextEdit text editor, Text Editors and Word Processors
- TIME (Run time), ps
- Titanium PowerBook G4, audio delay, Emulation
- TT (Terminal name), ps
- tty command, ps
U
- u2m (Unix to Max) command, Text Editors and Word Processors
- Unix, Preface, Mac OS X and the Unix Family of Operating Systems
- advantages of, Mac OS X and the Unix Family of Operating Systems
- documentation, Documentation
- file formats in, Text Editors and Word Processors
- history, Mac OS X and the Unix Family of Operating Systems
- interfaces to, Interfaces to Unix
- Internet tools, Unix-Based Internet Tools, A sample IRC session
- networking (see networking)
- online resources, Documentation via the Internet
- programs, directly executable vs. interpreted, ps
- standard directories in, The Directory Tree
- versions of, Versions of Unix
- Unix operating systems, Mac OS X and the Unix Family of Operating Systems
- Unix Programmer’s Manual, The man Command
- up-arrow key, Recalling Previous Commands
- URLs, Fink distribution, Fink
- Usenet, Usenet News, Usenet News
- messages, Usenet News
- news articles, Usenet News
- newsgroups, Usenet News
- adding and deleting, Usenet News
- FAQs, Usenet News
- hierarchy, Usenet News
- preventing spam, Usenet News
- Usenet news, Usenet News
- user accounts, Using Unix
- user-domain, Configuring Pine to send and receive email
- usernames, Getting Started
- Pine mail application and, Configuring Pine to send and receive email
- /Users/Shared directory, Directory Access Permissions
V
- vi text editor, Text Editors and Word Processors, The vi Text Editor, vi tour
- command mode, The vi Text Editor
- commands, list of, vi tour
- copying text, vi tour
- d command and variants, vi tour
- deleting text, vi tour
- ESC key, The vi Text Editor
- G command, vi tour
- H command, vi tour
- I/O (input and output) and, Redirecting I/O
- insert mode, The vi Text Editor
- motion keys, vi tour
- moving the cursor, vi tour
- navigating the file, vi tour
- opening a file, vi tour
- paragraph formatting, vi tour
- quitting the editor, The vi Text Editor, vi tour
- saving a file, vi tour
- saving work, vi tour
- search command, vi tour
- starting the editor, The vi Text Editor
- x command, vi tour
- yank command (y commands), vi tour
- vim text editor, vi tour
- /Volumes directory, Files on Other Operating Systems
W
- W (Whereis) Pine command, Configuring Pine
- web browsers
- FTP (file transfer protocol) over, FTP with a web browser
- Lynx, Lynx, a Text-Based Web Browser, Lynx, a Text-Based Web Browser
- text-based, Lynx, a Text-Based Web Browser, Lynx, a Text-Based Web Browser
- wget utility, FTP with a web browser
- Whereis (W) Pine command, Configuring Pine
- who command, who
- wildcards, File and Directory Wildcards
- quoting of filename patterns, Finding Files
- rm command, using with, rm
- window systems, Interfaces to Unix
- word processors vs. text editors, Text Editors and Word Processors
- working directories, Your Working Directory, Glossary
- changing, Changing Your Working Directory
- write permission, Directory Access Permissions
X
- X (Set/Unset) command, Configuring Pine
Y
- ytalk program, talk
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