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1984 - Macintosh Developed by Apple Inc.
This chapter provides some history of Macintosh computers. The original Macintosh was the first commercial computer system using entire GUI (Graphical User Interface).
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What Is X Window System
This section provides a quick introduction of the X Window System that offers a graphical user interface framework for any user applications.
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What Is UNIX
This section provides a quick introduction of UNIX operating system, a multi-tasking and multi-user operating system.
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What Is Internet Gateway
This section provides a quick introduction of Telnet application that allows you to log into a remote computer over the Internet as a text based terminal.
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Bourne Shell Script File Examples
This section provides some Bourne shell command line examples with explanations.
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HelloCLR.cs - Sample Application in C#
This section provides a tutorial example on compiling a sample program written in C# and executing it on the CLR (Common Language Runtime) of the .NET Framework.
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Sample C Program for Dynamic Memory Allocation - malloc()
This section provides a sample C program using dynamic memory allocation function, malloc().
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Macintosh Models and Release Years
This section provides a quick list of major Macintosh models and their release years.
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Java Is an Object-Oriented Language
This section provides a quick demonstration of the object-oriented programming nature of Java language.
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References
List of reference materials used in this book.
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'vi' Miscellaneous Commands in 'ex' Line Mode
This section provides a list of miscellaneous commands in 'ex' line editing mode.
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What Is The Internet
This section provides a quick introduction of the history of the Internet and its communication protocols.
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What Is Java Language
This section provides a quick introduction of Java language, a general purpose and procedural programming language that supports object model, multi-threading, and garbage collection.
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Command Line History Substitution
This section provides a quick introduction of C shell command line history substitution.
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FTP Client Program Standard Commands
This section describes standard commands of FTP client programs.
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UNIX File System Hierarchy
This section provides a quick introduction of UNIX file system hierarchy.
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X Window Terminals
This section provides a quick introduction of X Terminals, computers without hard disks, running X server to provide GUI for X applications.
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".names" File Example
This section provides an example of .names files used by a Gopher server to build a Gopher menu. Entries in a .names file can be local files, directories or links from other Gopher servers.
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Java Is Platform Independent
This section describes how a Java program can be written and compiled on a Linux system first. The compiled code can be then transferred to a Windows system for execution.
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Bourne Shell Command Line Examples
This section provides some Bourne shell command line examples with explanations.
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Pushing an Email Message in Mail Queue
This section provides an example using Sendmail a Mail User Agent (MUA) to transfer a remote email message, which is stored in the mail queue waiting for a connection to the remote machine.
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What Is FTP (File Transfer Protocol)
This section provides a quick introduction of FTP application that allows you to transfer files between the local computer and a remote computer over the Internet.
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Command Line Alias Substitution
This section provides a quick introduction of C shell command line alias substitution.
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C Shell Command Line
This section provides a quick introduction of C shell command line.
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