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Currently, the spacing is a little off, because the comma is also marked
up as code. So only mark up the I/O operations.
Signed-off-by: Andre Noll <maan@tuebingen.mpg.de>
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Fifos are introduced as one of the seven file types but the explanation
given there does not include typical use cases. Add a paragraph about
fifos in the section on pipes and redirections to elaborate a little
how fifos facilitate inter process communication.
Suggested-by: Andrea Movilli <andrea.movilli@tuebingen.mpg.de>
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The new text summarizes the cited LWN article.
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These are independent documents rather than exercises.
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This way they are styled according to the values in the css file.
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The section on soft and hard links was made a subsection, which has
been merged into the section on Paths, Files and Directories. Remove
the misleading and broken link.
Found by checklink.
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These files were created 2015 and orginally contained only the
material that was used for the Unix courses held back then at the
MPI for development biology in Tübingen.
Over time, more content was added and existing contents have been
improved. Development was tracked within the non-public "user-info"
git repository that also contains unrelated contents for internal
use within the institute.
In 2019-12 the title was changed to "Advanced Problems in the Linux
Environment" and the pages were made public. To give interested
readers access to the source code, contents were moved to a dedicated
repository that was made public in 2020-01.
No attempts were made to filter out the 269 commits of the user-info
repo that touched the files of the unix course.
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