the UNIX Reference DeskThis document contains references to material culled from a number of different sources on computing in the UNIX environment.
The resources in this document are divided into the following classes: General, Texinfo Pages, Applications, Programming, IBM AIX Systems, HP-UX Systems, Unix for PCs, Sun Systems, X Window System, Networking, Security, Humor.
The following is a fairly comprehensive view of the info pages available over the WWW. They are collected from a number of different sites.
| AFS | An introduction to the AFS distributed file system
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| AUC-TeX | A much enhanced LaTeX mode for GNU Emacs
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| Autoconf | Generating automatic configure scripts
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| Babyl | The format of ~/RMAIL
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| Bash | The Bourne-Again SHell
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| Bison | Yet Another Compiler Compiler
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| Bbdb | A rolodex-like database program for Emacs
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| Calc | RPN-based numeric and symbolic calculator for Emacs
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| CL | Partial Common Lisp support for Emacs Lisp.
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| Cpp | The GNU C compiler preprocessor
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| CVS | Concurrent Versions System manual
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| CVS tutorial | Concurrent Versions System tutorial
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| Configure | Cygnus configure
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| Deja GNU | A regression testing system
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| Diff | GNU diff package
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| Dvips | A DVI-to-PostScript translator
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| Ed | A text editor
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| Elib | Emacs Lisp library
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| Elisp-manual | GNU Emacs lisp manual
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| Emacs18 | The extensible self-documenting text editor
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| Emacs19 | The extensible self-documenting text editor
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| Eplain | Expanded Plain TeX
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| Fileutils | A set of file utilities
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| Find | Finding files
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| Flex | A Fast Lexical Analyzer Generator (GNU lex)
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| Font | Font utilities
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| Forms-mode | Emacs mode to work on plain-text databases in forms-oriented manner
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| G++ | The GNU C++ Compiler
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| G++FAQ | FAQ list for The GNU C++ library and compiler
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| G++int | G++ compiler internals
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| Gawk | GNU awk replacement
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| Gas | GNU assembler
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| Gasp | GNU assembly preprocessor
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| Gcc | The GNU C compiler
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| Gdb | The source-level C debugger
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| GDBint | The GDB debugger internals
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| Gdbm | GNU's rendering of the venerable dbm/ndbm library
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| Gmp | The GNU Multiple Precision Arithmetic Library
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| Gnuplot | An interactive plotting program
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| Gnus | Emacs-based Usenet News Reader
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| Gperf | The perfect hash function generator utility
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| Gprof | The GNU profiler
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| Gzip | GNU LZ77 compression utilities
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| Indent | GNU Indent
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| Info | Documentation browsing system
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| Ispell | Correct spelling of words GNU v4.0
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| Jargon | Computer jargon - foo, bar, etc.
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| Kathsea | The path searching library used by TeX, dvips, et. al.
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| LaTeXinfo | Like Texinfo, but for LaTeX
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| Ld | The GNU linker
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| Ldint | The GNU linker internals
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| Libc | The GNU C library
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| LibG++ | The GNU C++ library
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| Libio | The GNU C++ Iostream Library
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| M4 | A simple macroprocessor
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| Make | Program Recompilation and Project Management Utility
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| Octave | High-level language for numerical computations
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| Octave FAQ | Octave FAQ
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| Oleo | The GNU spreadsheet program
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| Pcl-CVS | A CVS Emacs mode
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| Perl | The Practical Extraction and Report Language
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| Perl5 | The Practical Extraction and Report Language
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| Python | Python library reference
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| Readline | The GNU readline library
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| Satire | Satire of crackpot religions, etc.
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| Scheme | The MIT Scheme system reference
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| Scheme-user | The MIT Scheme system user manual
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| Screen | The virtual terminal manager
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| Smalltalk | An object-oriented programming language
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| Sml | Standard ML of New Jersey
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| Tcl | the programming language
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| Template | Description of a template/boilerplate-based editing mode
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| Texinfo | Use a single source file to produce both on-line and printed info
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| Tput | Portable terminal control for shell scripts
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| VIP | A VI-emulation for Emacs
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| VM | The VM mail reader
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| W3 | A WWW browser for emacs
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| Wdiff | A word difference finder
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| Zsh | The Z Shell
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Also check the texinfo pages.
Also check the texinfo pages.
