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Checks if $1 is a file, without looking at what particular kind of file it is. Checks if $1 is a regular file and not (for example) a device file, a directory, or an executable file. Checks if $1 is a directory. Checks if $1 is an executable file. Note that you can test for other permissions as well. For example, -g would check to see if the SGID permission (see 5) is set. Controls if $1 is newer than $2. Controls if $1 is older than $2. Checks if $1 and $2 both refer to the same inode. This is the case if one is a hard link to the other (see 4 for more on inodes). Sees if the integers $1 and $2 are equal. Continued

Self-installing binaries: Some larger programs are made available as self-installing binary files. This comes very close to the way Windows works, because when the file is executed, a GUI-based installation wizard takes you through installation. If you download the standard version of OpenOffice.org (that is, not a version packaged for a particular system) from the official web site (www.openoffice.org), for example, you ll end up with a single 160MB+ file, which you then simply execute from the command line. Package files: In many cases, you ll find that a package file of the program is available. In this case, someone has compiled the software files and put them all together in a single, easily transported file. Ubuntu package files end with .deb file extensions, but other Linux distributions use other package formats, such as .rpm (Fedora/Red Hat, SUSE Linux, and Mandriva, among others).

Note As a blanket rule, an installation package created for one distribution isn t compatible with another. It s possible to use a program called alien under Ubuntu, which aims to convert packages between distributions and different package formats, but this should be seen as a last resort because the results may not always be satisfactory. You ll be better off simply obtaining a package specifically designed for your Linux distribution.

test $1 -ne $2 test $1 -gt $2 test S1 -lt $2 test $1 -ge $2 test $1 -le $2 test -z $1 test $1 test $1=$2 test $1 != $2

Entry tables, as shown in Figure 3-8. Joining these two smaller tables with each other and then joining that result with Member would result in a much smaller intermediate table.

Of all the preceding formats, packages are by far the most common and popular in the world of Linux. Ubuntu utilizes packages, as do nearly all other distributions. In fact, the Ubuntu installation DVD-ROM contains hundreds of packages, and its various software repositories contain many thousands.

A well-implemented package management system is able to install programs, upgrade them, and uninstall them, all with just a few keystrokes or clicks of the mouse It vastly reduces the amount of work required to get new software onto your system and makes maintenance tasks such as upgrading software easy too It s important to understand what an Ubuntu package file actually is and what it contains With Windows, an installation exe file is effectively a piece of software combined with an archive of files When you run the executable, it triggers a small program contained within it that then unpacks the contents of the file and installs them to the hard disk In contrast, package files used by Ubuntu merely contain the program files along with a handful of configuration scripts to ensure that the software is set up correctly.