Mac OS X Tiger in a Nutshell ebook free download

Mac OS X Tiger in a Nutshell ebook free download

Mac OS X Tiger in a Nutshell ebook free download

Author:

Andy Lester

Book Description:

MAC OS X Tiger in a Nutshell By Andy Lester ……………………………………….. Publisher: O’Reilly Pub Date: November 2005 ISBN: 0-596-00943-7 Pages: 516

The most prevalent and most finish desktop reference book on Mac OS X now covers Tiger!

Apple’s Mac OS X working framework keeps on catching the consideration of shoppers and developers alike with its capacity to run more seasoned Mac programs, fantastic Unix applications, and creative open source programming. Also, the most recent and most prominent adaptation, Mac OS X 10.4- -also called “Tiger”- -is all the more intense and flexible (also less demanding to utilize, speedier, and better looking) than any time in recent memory anytime recently.

With unparalleled, up-to-the-moment detail on Tiger, Mac OS X Tiger in a Nutshell is stacked with new and upgraded material on essentially every page. Of course, Mac OS X Tiger in a Nutshell covers all the essentials and most-talked-about new highlights of Tiger, including first-class things, for example, Spotlight for easy looking, iChat AV for feature conferencing, and Dashboard for a single tick access to a mini-computer, climate reports, stock costs, flight times, and that’s just the beginning. Anyhow, this completely upgraded version likewise covers the many nips and tucks Tiger made to its fundamental advancements and existing applications, including changes to representation and the Unix-based center and a simple approach to mechanize tedious, dreary manual or group errands.

Macintosh OS X Tiger in a Nutshell offers an abundance of insight about the new client interface components, framework and system organization, and scripting and advancement. It covers upgrades to the Finder, Safari RSS, Mail 2, and System Preferences. This essential guide likewise incorporates the most finish Unix order reference found in print- -every charge and choice has been carefully tried and checked against Tiger. Indeed, even the manpages that ship with the framework can’t contend in exactness!

For long-lasting Mac followers and also late changes over, for purchasers, engineers and developers, this completely redesigned release gives the ideal review of Mac OS X and all the low down clues and how-tos you have to make it your generally useful, must-have Tiger guide.

Contents:

Table of Contents

		Part I:  Commands and Shells
			Chapter 1.  Introduction
				Section 1.1.  What You’ll Find
				Section 1.2.  Beginner’s Guide
			Chapter 2.  Unix Command Reference
				Section 2.1.  Alphabetical Summary of Commands
			Chapter 3.  Using the Terminal
				Section 3.1.  Using the Terminal
				Section 3.2.  Process Management
			Chapter 4.  Shell Overview
				Section 4.1.  Introduction to the Shell
				Section 4.2.  Shell Flavors
				Section 4.3.  Common Features
				Section 4.4.  Differing Features
			Chapter 5.  bash: The Bourne-Again Shell
				Section 5.1.  Invoking the Shell
				Section 5.2.  Syntax
				Section 5.3.  Variables
				Section 5.4.  Arithmetic Expressions
				Section 5.5.  Command History
				Section 5.6.  Job Control
				Section 5.7.  Built-in Commands
		Part II:  Text Editing and Processing
			Chapter 6.  Pattern Matching
				Section 6.1.  Filenames Versus Patterns
				Section 6.2.  Metacharacters, Listed by Unix Program
				Section 6.3.  Metacharacters
				Section 6.4.  Examples of Searching
			Chapter 7.  The vi Editor
				Section 7.1.  Review of vi Operations
				Section 7.2.  vi Command-Line Options
				Section 7.3.  ex Command-Line Options
				Section 7.4.  Movement Commands
				Section 7.5.  Edit Commands
				Section 7.6.  Saving and Exiting
				Section 7.7.  Accessing Multiple Files
				Section 7.8.  Window Commands
				Section 7.9.  Interacting with the Shell
				Section 7.10.  Macros
				Section 7.11.  Miscellaneous Commands
				Section 7.12.  Alphabetical List of Keys in Command Mode
				Section 7.13.  Syntax of ex Commands
				Section 7.14.  Alphabetical Summary of ex Commands
				Section 7.15.  vi Configuration
			Chapter 8.  The Emacs Editor
				Section 8.1.  Emacs Concepts
				Section 8.2.  Typical Problems
				Section 8.3.  Notes on the Tables
				Section 8.4.  Summary of Commands by Group
				Section 8.5.  Summary of Commands by Key
				Section 8.6.  Summary of Commands by Name
		Part III:  Managing Mac OS X
			Chapter 9.  Filesystem Overview
				Section 9.1.  Mac OS X Filesystems
				Section 9.2.  Filesystem Organization
				Section 9.3.  Hidden Files
				Section 9.4.  The File Permissions System
			Chapter 10.  Directory Services
				Section 10.1.  Understanding Directory Services
				Section 10.2.  Programming with Directory Services
				Section 10.3.  Configuring Directory Services
				Section 10.4.  NetInfo Manager
				Section 10.5.  Directory Services Utilities
				Section 10.6.  Managing Groups
				Section 10.7.  Managing Users and Passwords
				Section 10.8.  Managing Hostnames and IP Addresses
				Section 10.9.  Exporting Directories with NFS
				Section 10.10.  Flat Files and Their Directory Services Counterparts
				Section 10.11.  Restoring the Directory Services Database
			Chapter 11.  Running Network Services
				Section 11.1.  Network Services Overview
				Section 11.2.  Running Services in Mac OS X
				Section 11.3.  Mail Services
				Section 11.4.  Web Services
				Section 11.5.  File Transfer Protocol (FTP)
				Section 11.6.  Remote Login Services
				Section 11.7.  File Sharing Services
				Section 11.8.  Daemon Management
			Chapter 12.  The X Window System
				Section 12.1.  Installing X11
				Section 12.2.  Running X11
				Section 12.3.  Customizing X11
				Section 12.4.  X11-based Applications and Libraries
				Section 12.5.  Connecting to Other X Window Systems
				Section 12.6.  Virtual Network Computing
			Chapter 13.  The Defaults System
				Section 13.1.  Property Lists
				Section 13.2.  Viewing and Editing Property Lists

Mac OS X Tiger in a Nutshell ebook free download

Mac OS X Tiger in a Nutshell ebook free download