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(151) The UNIX shell has been around for more than 35 years now—through evolution and enhancements—and is still going strong!

(152) Microsoft, for example, is adding both a database and Unix API to its Windows NT kernel.

(153) Running such commands is part of system administration--and as a single user of a UNIX system, you are your own system administrator.

(154) All UNIX systems come with at least a rudimentary mail system.

(155) Porting some standard parallel program form Unix platform, such as Barnes, TSP, LU, etc.

(156) One of the advantaged of UNIX is its extensive library of over 4000 instruction modules that can be linked to perform almost any programming task.

(157) The second function is supposed to retrieve the last modification time of the requested resource (as a UNIX timestamp).

(158) People who learn to program on a UNIX system quickly become Emacs addicts and customize the program to fit their work style.

(159) While the software that ships with your UNIX operating system has a proper place in the file system—stored in /bin or /lib, say—locally added software might be found in any number of locations.

(160) Subsequently, I aided Ken Thompson in creating the Unix operating system.

(161) A dot file is a convenient place to keep options and settings, because (per UNIX heritage) file names that begin with a dot do not appear in a standard directory listing.

(162) For the UNIX operating system, the active environment will be derived from locale setting including language, territory, and code set.

(163) The UNIX command line readily downloads and uploads files, connects to remote computers, and interrogates the state of far-flung servers and networks.

(164) What's more, simple concurrent programming has been available on essentially all UNIX hosts since at least 1988, which is when ksh standardized its "co-processes."

(165) The paper introduces the file composition structure of UNIX and the main operating commands of file by comparing DOS.

(166) On Windows this message source is a Dynamic Link Library (DLL) containing these messages, on UNIX systems this is a XPG4 catalog.

(167) What's more, since you're using the LibXML2 libraries, you can plug these concepts into virtually any UNIX application.

(168) Though it's best known as a powerful text editor favored by UNIX developers, Emacs can be used to work with XML in non-UNIX platforms such as Windows, MS-DOS, and MacOS.

(169) If you want to peer into two UNIX processes, the create two pipes and rewire the file descriptors of each process to act both as a producer and a consumer.

(170) Each additional instance of a message flow is implemented as an operating system thread on Windows and UNIX, or as a Task Control Block (TCB) on z/OS.

(171) In effect, this is an archived file format, not unlike UNIX? TAR, or ZIP without the compression.

(172) My present job is to monitor and maintain oracle database and UNIX operating system.

(173) Again, in terms that the BSD UNIX world used to view things, static and journal file systems relate to the way in which the UNIX File System (UFS) organizes and secures files.

(174) SSH, or Secure SHell, is a network protocol for remote administration of UNIX computers.http://sentencedict.com

(175) Windows users invoke the pznload.bat file; UNIX system users use pznload.sh.

(176) Coding is a little more complicated than with named pipes, but the pattern is well established and well documented in any UNIX network programming book.

(177) No matter how well tuned a UNIX box is, it's optimized only for a set condition; if the condition changes or is replaced, the UNIX administrator has to adjust accordingly.

(178) In this thesis , we expound the fundamental model of RPC and its implementation in UNIX en...

(179) A standard math library is also available with gnuplot that corresponds to the UNIX math library.

(180) Static libraries in UNIX systems follow a naming convention, where lib is prefixed and .a is suffixed to the library name.