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Preface 
1. Why Use Unix?

      The Power of Unix 

      Thousands of Free Applications 

      Power Internet Connections 

      A Simple Guided (Unix) Tour 

      The 10 Most Common Unix Commands 
2. Using the Terminal

      Launching the Terminal 

      Customizing Your Terminal Session 

      Working with the Terminal 

      Customizing the Shell Environment 

      Advanced Shell Customization 

      The Unresponsive Terminal 
3. Exploring the Filesystem

      The Mac OS X Filesystem 

      Listing Files and Directories 

      Protecting and Sharing Files 

      Changing Your Password 

      Superuser Privileges with sudo 

      Exploring External Volumes 
4. File Management

      File and Directory Names 

      File and Directory Wildcards 

      Looking Inside Files 

      grep 

      Creating and Editing Files 

      Managing Files 
5. Finding Files and Information

      The Oddly Named grep Command 

      Finding Files with locate 

      Using Find to Explore Your Filesystem 

      Shining a Light on Spotlight 
6. Redirecting I/O

      Standard Input and Standard Output 

      Pipes and Filters 

      Printing 
7. Multitasking

      Running a Command in the Background 

      Checking on a Process 

      Canceling a Process 

      Launching GUI Applications 
8. Taking Unix Online

      Remote Logins 

      Transferring Files 

      Practice 
9. Of Windows and X11

      X11 

      X11 and the Internet 
10. Open Source Software Via Fink

      Installing Fink 

      Using FinkCommander 

      Some Picks 
11. Where to Go from Here

      Documentation 

      Customizing your Unix Experience 
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