Quick turnaround question...

[Robert Dege]

HP-CDE is HP's version of the popular CDE XWindow Manager:

http://docs.hp.com/hpux/onlinedocs/B1171-90103/B1171-90103.html

Most UNIX's offer GUI programs to help accomodate most common
configurations.  It's when you have to get into the nitty gritty that
things become severely unfriendly.

Then again, older versions of Solaris were always unfriendly :)

here's a site on HP-UNIX with tours & guides for configuring a HP-UNIX
box, along with generic Sys admin tasks:

http://docs.hp.com/hpux/os/10.x/index.html

-Rob

> I realize that in spite of what Richard Stallman might say, UNIX and Linux
> are close enough for all practical applications (especially in a teaching
> environment.  I used to teach a UNIX class, using Linux on the computers).
> However, there may be some issues...
>
> First issue, I was handed the outline, and a couple of topics mentioned are
> in the X-Window section that they are talking about.  They mention "HP-CDE"
> and "KIA". Does Anyone know about these?  Is there any place on the web I
> could get a quick primer?   Is there a Linux shell that looks/acts like
> these?
>
> There is also a 'configuration' section,.  I'm ok when they talk about NFS,
> and FTP  setup.  I'm a little worried when they mention Printers and
> "HP-UNIX" options.
>
> If anyone can help on any of these things, I would be most appreciative!
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> Richard Hubbard
> MCT, MCSE, MCDBA, MCSD,
> CLP, CLI, A+, Net+, I-Net+, LCP, LCI
> phone : 716-553-5048
>
> Heisenberg may have slept here...
>
>
>



Dege

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