Description
This work offers valuable insights into the legacy of termcap and terminfo within the Unix system administration landscape. Despite their diminished relevance in the modern world, the authors delve into the intricacies of these tools, providing a comprehensive understanding that can enhance users' command over terminal types and capabilities.
Linda Mui and John Strang guide readers through the historical context and functionality of these systems, reflecting on their impact during the early development of Unix. The authors emphasize the importance of grasping these concepts for a more profound appreciation of Unix's evolution and its technological underpinnings.
Through detailed explanations and practical examples, the text serves as a resource for system administrators looking to deepen their technical knowledge. By bridging the past with current practices, it encourages a respect for the foundations that continue to influence contemporary computing.
Linda Mui and John Strang guide readers through the historical context and functionality of these systems, reflecting on their impact during the early development of Unix. The authors emphasize the importance of grasping these concepts for a more profound appreciation of Unix's evolution and its technological underpinnings.
Through detailed explanations and practical examples, the text serves as a resource for system administrators looking to deepen their technical knowledge. By bridging the past with current practices, it encourages a respect for the foundations that continue to influence contemporary computing.
Détails du livre
Format
Relié spirale
Pages
254 pages
Langue
Anglais
Publié
Jan 1, 1985
Éditeur
O'Reilly Media
ISBN-10
0937175226
ISBN-13
9780937175224