A part of the Unix philosophy: in the land of Unix 'everything is a file'. This means that devices are treated as files, sockets and pipes are treated as files, and files are treated as files. Since all of these things are treated as files I'm going to use the word 'resource' when I'm talking about files in a general sense (including devices, pipes
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there are many sections to the Unix manpages. Here's a look at the most commonly used sections of the manpages for FreeBSD and Linux systems: Section 1: General Commands Section 2: System Calls Section 3: C Library Functions Section 4: Special Files So Section 1 is for general commands (a.k.a. shell commands). If I wanted to refer you to the manual
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