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Speaking UNIX: Just a few clicks

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The way you interface with a computer is changing constantly. Operating systems that once started as a command line-only interface have moved to a graphical front end. Sometimes, however, moving away from the building blocks that made the operating system isn't necessarily a step in the right direction. Thankfully, the IBM AIX operating system has kept to what's important: the stability, functionality, and robustness of a computer's operating system.

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