Michael Leone on Tue, 10 Apr 2001 23:00:10 -0400


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[PLUG] Unix Rosetta Stone


Just maybe slightly off-topic, but here's a web page that has a chart,
showing equivalent commands between various versions of Unix and Linux
(for example, the AIX equivalent to Linux's "fdisk" is "crfs", etc.

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Rosetta Stone for Unix

http://home.earthlink.net/~bhami/rosetta.html

Getting comfortable with your favorite Unix variant can leave you
befuddled when you settle in front of another type of Unix. While the
basics of Linux/Unix are very similar, individual platforms have unique
system administration utilities and techniques to make them jump through
the preferred set of hoops in an orderly fashion. Remembering all of the
variations is the challenge, and I'm certainly not claiming to have the
world's best memory... quite the contrary, in fact. I've always had a
terrible memory, which is why I keep this Rosetta Stone handy. 	

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And if it's too much fun, that oughta clue you, son
You're probably doing something that's wrong ...
                                  "Don't Do It"
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