Unix Help

Each of the pages below lists some useful resources for the appropriate flavor of Unix. This is not a complete list.

Besides what's on the pages below you might want to check out the Unixersal translator, aka: the rosetta stone for unix. That site tabulates the differences between many flavors of Unix and notes the significant differences.

• AIX Unix
  
  This page is intended to be a helpful resource to AIX users and not a comprehensive guide.
• IRIX
  
  Useful IRIX lniks. In a press release on 6th September 2006, SGI announced the end of the MIPS/IRIX line.
• DG/UX
  
  DG/UX was a Unix variant developed by Data General that was notable for its rare updates. Hardware stability was ensured by its equally stable Eclipse MV and later AViiON architectures.
• Digital
  
  Some helpful links for Digital Unix users.
• HP-UX - HP Unix
  
  Links and infor for HP unix users
• Sun Operating System | Sun Solaris
  
  Links to useful sites regarding the Sun Solaris OS.
• Unix for PCs
  
  Here are some links to useful stuff for a variety of flavors of Unix. This is not a comprehensive list.
• SUSE Linux Enterprise 10
  
  Recently the SUSE Linux Enterprise 10th version was released and Novell, its developer, mentioned that it is breaking all previous records...
• SUSE Linux Enterprise 9
  
  Although you may not notice this from the beginning, SUSE Linux Enterprise 9 brings a lot of changes to those who were expecting its release...
• Linux Runlevels
  
  Runlevels define what services or processes should be running on the system...

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