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tutorials:shells [2011/05/11 21:33] – [Contents] jlehmustutorials:shells [2011/05/11 21:35] – [[[Conclusion]]] jlehmus
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   * [[#Conclusion|Conclusion]]   * [[#Conclusion|Conclusion]]
  
-===== [[|Introduction]] =====+===== Introduction =====
  
 The UNIX shells described in this tutorial include: osh (a port of the Thompson shell), sh (and sh-like shells), csh (and csh-like shells), and others. The UNIX shells described in this tutorial include: osh (a port of the Thompson shell), sh (and sh-like shells), csh (and csh-like shells), and others.
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-===== [[|C Shell]] =====+===== C Shell =====
  
 This includes the original C shell, its derivatives, and workalikes. This includes the original C shell, its derivatives, and workalikes.
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-===== [[|Other Shells]] =====+===== Other Shells =====
  
 Is this section needed? Is this section needed?
  
-This section will include information about the Z shell, rc (AT&amp;T Plan 9 shell), and any other UNIX shell which does not neatly fall into one category..?+This section will include information about the Z shell, rc (AT&T Plan 9 shell), and any other UNIX shell which does not neatly fall into one category..?
  
-===== [[Conclusion]] =====+===== Conclusion =====
  
 Expand on the differences/similarities in light of the preceding content. One important thing to notice is that though there are differences... The similarities are more important IMO. After all, it is the similarities that allow the user to switch from one shell to another with little difficulty. Expand on the differences/similarities in light of the preceding content. One important thing to notice is that though there are differences... The similarities are more important IMO. After all, it is the similarities that allow the user to switch from one shell to another with little difficulty.