INTRODUCTION TO AIX

INTRODUCTION TO AIX (Condensed Outline) Course Overview AIX System Overview Using AIX  Logging In/Logging off  Keyboard Usage  Shell Prompts  Documentation  Command Reference  Simple Commands  The man Command  Commands with arguments  Types of Commands  User and Group ID  System Processes  Electronic Mail The AIX Filesystem  Types of Files  File Systems  I-Nodes  File and Directory Naming  File System Organization  Pathnames  Files and Directories  Permissions  File Manipulation Commands o Copying o Moving o Linking o Symbolic Links  Umask Command  File Ownership  Displaying and Printing Files Text Editing  Types of Editors  Using vi  Editing Modes  Moving Around in vi  Creating New Text  Copying Text  Line Substitutions  Global Searches  Vi Shortcuts  Editor Options  Shell Interface and Filtering AIX Shell  Shell Overview  Command Interpretation  Filename Generation  Quoting  I/O Redirection  Pipes  Establishing User Environment  Background Processing  Jobs  Command Re-entry  Command Line Editing AIX Utilities  Regular Expressions  REGEX  Metacharacters  File Manipulation  File Information  File Comparison Common Desktop Environment (CDE)  CDE Sessions  Using the mouse and keyboard  Desktop Overview  Window Frame Controls  Using Workspaces  Application Manager  Using Controls in Application Windows  File Manager  Terminal Emulator Windows  Customizing the Desktop  Getting Help