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From: Wei Weng <wweng@stevens-tech.edu>
To: mlduke@concentric.net
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Subject: Re: Unix Language
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> Can anyone point the way to material with a focus on the Unix
> Lanuage itself?
> 
> Duke
yack. What do you mean UNIX langauge?? UNIX has everything, and you can do
anything you want under UNIX too. So, no matter what language you want to
use, you can use it under UNIX. And I think probably you are talking about
shell script in UNIX. You can go to your local barns and noble and find
out shell script books on their computer section. There should be lots of
them.

wei