Understanding the User Environment
*Unix / Solaris Software Overview
*Process Concepts
*The JDS/Gnome GUI
Getting Started with the Command Language
*Logging Into a Solaris 10 System
- Graphically through the JDS
- Non-graphically thru telnet or emulation
Shell Syntax Rules
*Command Line Editing
*Obtaining help using man and JDS helpview
*Using the E-mail Utilities
*Using the write and talk Utilities
*Basic Network Operations
Managing Files
*File Specification Syntax
*Device Specifications
*Directory Specifications
*Using the JDS Nautilis file manager
*Regular Expressions and Special Characters
*Unix / Solaris Commands to Manipulate Files
*JDS utilities to manipulate files
*File Protection Mechanisms
Creating and Editing Text Files: Part 1
*Using GUI-based editors (dtpad, gedit)
*vi Editor
*ex Editor (commands within vi)
Creating and Editing Text Files: Part 2
*Advanced Features of the vi Editor
*abbreviations
*mapping keys
*Alternative Editors (vim,gvim,nedit)
Improving the User Interface
*Saving History Commands
*Creating Command Aliases
*Redirection of Input and Output
*Using Hard and Symbolic Links
*Process Control Commands
Shell Script Procedures
*Rules for Creating Procedures
*The .profile Procedures
Print and Batch Mechanisms
*The lp Command and options
*Using the JDS print manager
*The at Command and Qualifiers
User Level Archiving Operations
*tar utility syntax
*tar commands for product access
*Using compression/uncompression commands
*compress / uncompress
*gzip / gunzip
