making Unix V6 more usable
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Async shell-like child process pipelines for NodeJS
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A beginner-friendly shell app for mastering Unix commands and shell scripting. Simplifying learning with an intuitive interface, it's the perfect tool to amplify your shell scripting skills!
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Command Line for Data Science
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Cheat sheet for common development utilities
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Programming exercises for the Operating Systems laboratory
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Making Unix V7 more usable
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Various Unix and Linux utilities in Python!
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Exercises of system network programming (the selected system is UNIX, in its MacOS and Linux variety)
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Powerful CLI Utility/command to batch (bulk) rename files.
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Implementation of some UNIX commands in C
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This document contains my solutions for practicing basic UNIX/Linux commands, including directory tree creation, file operations, redirections, and command piping. All answers are provided with terminal screenshots and are based on exercises from my university coursework.
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A portable Unix commands bundle
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