[MacPerl] learning UNIX concepts

[Rich Morin <rdm@cfcl.com>]

At 11:08 -0800 11/11/98, Patrick Beart wrote:
>	So much of PERL and other, related, languages is UNIX-based, I find
>it difficult not to look increasingly towards improving my skillset and
>attempting to learn UNIX. MacPerl is my first step that direction. Tcl/Tk
>is next - assuming I'm successful.    ; )

Perl is certainly a good starting point for learning about UNIX concepts.
When and if you decide to take the leap into UNIX, however, you may want
to do so via MkLinux, which runs on Power Macs.  For more information, see
PTF's web site (http://www.ptf.com) and Apple Computer's MkLinux web site
(http://www.mklinux.apple.com).

-r

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