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I want to learn UNIX and UNIX shell scripting. But right now I can just read the tutorials as I don't have UNIX/LINUX at my computer. Is there any way by which I can try and test my UNIX commands and scripts over internet.
What I mean to say is there any online interface where I get a shell on my browser or using something like telnet, so that I can use UNIX OS on my windows OS without actually installing it (and without using Virtual Machine kind of things).
Thanks
I want to learn UNIX and UNIX shell scripting. But right now I can just read the tutorials as I don't have UNIX/LINUX at my computer. Is there any way by which I can try and test my UNIX commands and scripts over internet.
What I mean to say is there any online interface where I get a shell on my browser or using something like telnet, so that I can use UNIX OS on my windows OS without actually installing it (and without using Virtual Machine kind of things).
Thanks
When I was in 10th i thought I knew all the maths, when I came to graduate level, I thought there is something I didn't know about, and when I completed my PhD, i knew that I don't know anything about maths.
life's like math
oh btw... I haven't done PhD
life's like math
oh btw... I haven't done PhD
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Something like http://www.masswerk.at/jsuix/ will offer you a limited number of commands/software. If you want to learn actual Unix though, at the very least download the PuTTY client and get a shell account.
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Hey thanks...
I have a Putty client. But I don't if there is a UNIX server which allows random users like me to login to them and use the UNIX OS.
btw this the link you sent seems good
I have a Putty client. But I don't if there is a UNIX server which allows random users like me to login to them and use the UNIX OS.
btw this the link you sent seems good
Last edited by grvs; Jun 18th, 2009 at 3:11 pm.
When I was in 10th i thought I knew all the maths, when I came to graduate level, I thought there is something I didn't know about, and when I completed my PhD, i knew that I don't know anything about maths.
life's like math
oh btw... I haven't done PhD
life's like math
oh btw... I haven't done PhD
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There are many providers which offer free shell accounts with a limited amount of disk space. A query of "free shell account" on any search engine should turn up what you're looking for.
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Thanks, that helps...
When I was in 10th i thought I knew all the maths, when I came to graduate level, I thought there is something I didn't know about, and when I completed my PhD, i knew that I don't know anything about maths.
life's like math
oh btw... I haven't done PhD
life's like math
oh btw... I haven't done PhD
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Is there some reason why the VM route isn't an option?
FYI, cost isn't one of them, there are good and $0 ones about.
FYI, cost isn't one of them, there are good and $0 ones about.
Why not burn an image of Ubuntu to a CD, and simply run the OS from the CD? You wouldn't have to install anything to do this.
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wow... I dint know that... thanks...
but this "free shell account" works very fine for me...
but this "free shell account" works very fine for me...
When I was in 10th i thought I knew all the maths, when I came to graduate level, I thought there is something I didn't know about, and when I completed my PhD, i knew that I don't know anything about maths.
life's like math
oh btw... I haven't done PhD
life's like math
oh btw... I haven't done PhD
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