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Unix Toolbox
What's Unix Toolbox APK?
Unix Toolbox is a app for Android, It's developed by 阿权 author.
First released on google play in 12 years ago and latest version released in 8 years ago.
This app has 0 download times on Google play and rated as 4.20 stars with 46 rated times.
This product is an app in Books & Reference category. More infomartion of Unix Toolbox on google play
The Unix toolbox is a collection of commands and syntax covering many common tasks for advanced users. I used to copy/paste such a command or instructions into a file and save it in a folder named "UnixToolbox". After some years I ended up with many files spread on many workstations and servers. However the examples I needed right now was typically nowhere to find in the mess. So I decided to gather all those files and notes, clean up the info and create a single document.
The xhtml page is designed with a single layout and without any external dependency. That is the css, java-script, svg are all embedded. This layout makes it possible to save the file for offline use and is also easy to search with the navigator. Furthermore the css print properties will create a nice pdf and a printable booklet to keep at hand.
This approach with examples has of course its weakness as one can't include everything and some operating systems or different kernel version will not behave in the same way. I try to keep the document as "small" and compact as possible. Also calling this a "Unix" toolbox is not accurate as it covers mostly Linux and FreeBSD. However I will add more Solaris and OS X commands in the future. Take a look at the Rosetta Stone for Unix for a good complement.
The xhtml page is designed with a single layout and without any external dependency. That is the css, java-script, svg are all embedded. This layout makes it possible to save the file for offline use and is also easy to search with the navigator. Furthermore the css print properties will create a nice pdf and a printable booklet to keep at hand.
This approach with examples has of course its weakness as one can't include everything and some operating systems or different kernel version will not behave in the same way. I try to keep the document as "small" and compact as possible. Also calling this a "Unix" toolbox is not accurate as it covers mostly Linux and FreeBSD. However I will add more Solaris and OS X commands in the future. Take a look at the Rosetta Stone for Unix for a good complement.
