Across
- 3. creates copy of file under a different name or path
- 5. print out calendar for the specified month or year
- 6. every process was a unique ___ number
- 8. a link that can span file system boundaries is called a ______ link
- 11. without any files specified, cat reads from the standard ______
- 12. this is the line oriented portion of vi
- 13. tells you what tty your shell is running on
- 14. diverting the standard output to a file is known as a _____ion operation
- 17. shows the different between two text files
- 18. removes an empty directory
- 21. used to send various signals to processes whose PIDs are known
- 23. ability to run more than one command at a time
- 26. what we usually call a command line interpreter
- 27. used to send output to a printer
- 28. concatenates files
- 29. creates a directory
- 31. this is used by cron to determine what needs to be run
- 32. used to create a link to a file
- 33. renames a file
Down
- 1. system process that is designed to run in the background
- 2. print out arguments to the command
- 4. calls up the GNU C compiler
- 6. the connection of the standard output of one process to the standard input of another is known as a _____
- 7. tells you what the current time is
- 8. display or set your tty settings
- 9. files with names starting with a period are known as _____ files
- 10. program that reads input from the standard input and writes to the standard output
- 15. the original line editor that came with UNIX
- 16. paginates a file
- 19. it is a unix convention to store binaries in a ____ directory
- 20. version of grep that allows the use of logical operators in specifying the search pattern
- 22. prints out the last few lines of a file
- 23. unix is a pun on ______ which was an operating system the early developers were working on
- 24. tells computer about the capabilities of your terminal
- 25. enables you to temporarily switch to a shell owned by another user
- 27. lists the contents of a directory
- 28. this is the clock daemon that will run commands for you on a regularly scheduled basis
- 30. compare two sorted files line by line
