An introduction to the five most popular mini and mainframe operating systems, defining and explaining only the most important concepts and commands necessary to log on and use each system, and also providing a realistic look at the strengths and weaknesses of each system. Included are "sidebars" throughout that highlight current buzzwords, as well as step-by-step examples, historical background, and some 150 screen images. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.
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"To become network-centric-ready, you can wade through all the emerging books on Java, variously known as C++-(etc.) and "C++ with free condoms." A more practical approach might be to read Bob DuCharme's The Operating System Handbook (New York: McGraw-Hill, 1994), especially if your career has been restricted to the so-called operating systems of the PC persuasion. duCharme's spirited thesis is that the mainfram arena is not only undead but also is provably expanding and offering ever-richer job opportunities. After du study of The Operating System Handbook, you can add "Working knowledge of UNIX, OpenVMS, OS/400, VM/CMS, and MVS" to your resume and name your salary floor" -- Unix Review, 6/96
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