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1 %A Markus Schnalke
2 %T masqmail
3 %I Ulm University of Applied Sciences
4 %R Diploma thesis
5 %D 2009
6 %O \fU http://\:marmaro.de/\:docs/\:diploma
8 %A Markus Schnalke
9 %T Why the Unix Philosophy still matters
10 %R Term paper
11 %I Ulm University
12 %D 2010
13 %O \fU http://\:marmaro.de/\:docs/\:studium/\:unix-phil/
14 %K term paper
16 %L CS2012-04
17 %H Lecture:
18 %A Markus Schnalke
19 %T mmh
20 %S ChaosSeminar
21 %I CCC Ulm
22 %D April 2012
23 %O \fU http://\:ulm.ccc.de/\:ChaosSeminar/\:2012/\:04_mmh
25 %L GPN12
26 %H Lecture:
27 %A Markus Schnalke
28 %T meillo's mail handler
29 %S Gulaschprogrammiernacht 12
30 %I Entropia e.V. CCC Karlsruhe
31 %D June 2012
32 %O \fU https://\:entropia.de/\:GPN12:meillo%27s_mail_handler
33 %K gpn mmh
35 %A Michael S. Mahoney
36 %T The UNIX Oral History Project
37 %I Bell Laboratories
38 %O \fU http://\:www.princeton.edu/\:~hos/\:Mahoney/\:expotape.htm
40 %A Mike Gancarz
41 %T The UNIX Philosophy
42 %D 1995
43 %I Digital Press
44 %O \s-1ISBN\s0: 1-55558-123-4
46 %A Eric S. Raymond
47 %T The Art of UNIX Programming
48 %D 2003
49 %I Addison-Wesley
50 %O \fU http://\:www.faqs.org/\:docs/\:artu/
52 %A Brian W. Kernighan
53 %A Rob Pike
54 %T The UNIX Programming Environment
55 %I Prentice Hall
56 %D 1984
57 %O \s-1ISBN\s0: 0-13-937681-X
59 %A Brian W. Kernighan
60 %A Rob Pike
61 %T The Practice of Programming
62 %I Addison-Wesley
63 %D 1999
64 %O \s-1ISBN\s0: 0-201-61586-X
66 %A Jason Aughenbaugh
67 %A Jonathan Jessup
68 %A Nicholas Spicher
69 %T Building Unix
70 %B Unix: An Oral History
71 %O \fU http://\:www.princeton.edu/\:~hos/\:frs122/\:unixhist/\:finalhis.htm
73 %A Frederick P. Brooks, Jr.
74 %T The Mythical Man-Month: Essays on Software Engineering
75 %D 1995
76 %V Anniversary Edition
77 %I Addison Wesley Longman
78 %O \s-1ISBN\s0: 0-201-83595-9
80 %A Frederick P. Brooks, Jr.
81 %T No Silver Bullet: Essence and Accidents of Software Engineering
82 %B Information Processing 1986, the Proceedings of the
83 IFIP Tenth World Computing Conference
84 %D 1986
85 %P 1069\(en1076
86 %I Elsevier Science B.V.
87 %C Amsterdam, The Netherlands
89 %A Charles Darwin
90 %T On the Origin of Species
91 %D 1859
92 %I John Murray
93 %C London
94 %O \fU http://\:en.wikisource.org/\:wiki/\:On_the_Origin_of_Species_(1859)
96 %A Bryan Costales
97 %A Claus Assmann
98 %A George Jansen
99 %A Gregory Neil Shapiro
100 %T sendmail
101 %D 2007
102 %V Fourth Edition
103 %I O'Reilly
104 %O \s-1ISBN\s0: 0596510292
106 %A Peter H. Salus
107 %T A Quarter Century of UNIX
108 %D 1994
109 %I Addison-Wesley
110 %O \s-1ISBN\s0: 0-201-54777-5
111 %K mcilroy unix philosophy (p. 53)
113 %A Ken Thompson
114 %A Dennis M. Ritchie
115 %T Unix Programmer's Manual
116 %V First Edition
117 %D 1971
118 %P mail(1)
119 %O \fU http://\:cm.bell-labs.com/\:cm/\:cs/\:who/\:dmr/\:pdfs/\:man12.pdf
121 %A Willis H. Ware
122 %T RAND and the Information Evolution: A History in Essays and Vignettes
123 %D 2008
124 %I The RAND Corporation
125 %P 128\(en137
126 %O \s-1ISBN\s0: 978-0-8330-4513-3.
127 \fU http://\:www.rand.org/\:pubs/\:corporate_pubs/\:CP537/
129 %A Jerry Peek
130 %T MH & xmh: Email for Users & Programmers
131 %D 1995
132 %I O'Reilly
133 %O An updated version of the book (now named \fIMH & nmh\fP) is
134 freely available on the Internet:
135 \fUhttp://\:rand-mh.sourceforge.net/\:book/\fP\|.
136 The latest update happened in May 2006.
137 %K mh book
139 %A Morris I. Bolsky
140 %A David G. Korn
141 %T The KornShell: command and programming language
142 %I Prentice Hall
143 %D 1989
144 %P 254\(en290
145 %O \s-1ISBN\s0: 0-13-516972-0
146 %K korn shell
148 %A Brian W. Kernighan
149 %A Dennis M. Ritchie
150 %T The C Programming Language
151 %I Prentice Hall
152 %D 1988
153 %V Second Edition
154 %O \s-1ISBN\s0: 0-13-110362-8
155 %K K&R
157 %A Stephen R. Bourne
158 %T The UNIX System
159 %S International Computer Science Series
160 %I Addison-Wesley
161 %D 1983
162 %O \s-1ISBN\s0: 0-201-13791-7
164 %A Marc J. Rochkind
165 %T Advanced UNIX Programming
166 %S Software Series
167 %I Prentice-Hall
168 %D 1985
169 %O \s-1ISBN\s0: 0-13-011800-1
171 %A David A. Curry
172 %T UNIX Systems Programming for SVR4
173 %S Nutshell Series
174 %I O'Reilly
175 %D 1996
176 %O \s-1ISBN\s0: 1-56592-163-1
178 %A Marshall T. Rose
179 %A John L. Romine
180 %T MH.5: How to process 200 messages a day and still get some real work done
181 %B Proceedings, Summer Usenix Conference and Exhibition
182 %C Portland, Oregon
183 %D June 1985
184 %P 455\(en487
186 %A Diomidis Spinellis
187 %T Code Quality: The Open Source Perspective
188 %S Effective Software Development Series
189 %I Pearson Education
190 %D 2006
191 %O \s-1ISBN\s0: 0-321-16607-8
193 %L XVS87
194 %K posix
195 %B X/Open Portability Guide
196 %D January 1987
197 %V 1
198 %T XVS Commands and Utilities
199 %O \s-1ISBN\s0: 0-444-70174-5
201 %L XCU92
202 %K posix
203 %B CAE Specification
204 %D July 1992
205 %I The Open Group
206 %T Commands and Utilities (XCU), Issue 4
207 %O \s-2ISBN\s0: 1-872630-48-0
209 %A M. D. McIlroy
210 %A E. N. Pinson
211 %A B. A. Tague
212 %T UNIX Time-Sharing System: Foreword
213 %J The Bell System Technical Journal
214 %I Bell Laboratories
215 %D 1978
216 %V 57
217 %N 6
218 %P 1902
219 %K bstj
221 %A Robert H. Anderson
222 %A Norman Z. Shapiro
223 %A Tora K. Bikson
224 %A Phyllis H. Kantar
225 %T The Design of the MH Mail System
226 %S A RAND Note
227 %G N-3017-IRIS
228 %D December 1989
229 %I The RAND Corporation
231 %A Antoine de Saint-Exup\[eacute]ry
232 %T Wind, Sand and Stars
233 %D 1939
234 %I Reynal & Hitchcock
235 %C New York
236 %K saint exupery
238 %A Jan Wolter
239 %T DBM Hash Libraries
240 %B Unix Incompatibility Notes
241 %D 2000\(en2004
242 %O \fU http://\:www.unixpapa.com/\:incnote/\:dbm.html
244 %L MH-Memo
245 %H The Original MH-Proposal Memorandum:
246 %T The Next Message System
247 %A Stock Gaines
248 %A Norm Shapiro
249 %I RAND Corporation
250 %D Undated
251 %O Unpublished but quoted in \fIRAND and the Information Evolution\fP
252 by Willis H. Ware, 2008, p. 129\|ff.
253 Also available online at \fUhttp://\:rand-mh.sourceforge.net/\:book/\:overall/\:hiofmh.html#TOMHP
255 %T The Mail Handler
256 %B RAND and the Information Evolution: A History in Essays and Vignettes
257 %A Willis H. Ware
258 %D 2008
259 %I RAND Corporation
260 %P 128\(en137
261 %O \s-1ISBN\s0: 978-0-8330-4513-3
262 \fU http://\:www.rand.org/\:pubs/\:corporate_pubs/\:2008/\:RAND_CP537.pdf
264 %T An AJPO User's Guide for MH, the Rand Message Handling System
265 %V Version 1.1
266 %A Sara E. Moss
267 %A Purvis M. Jackson
268 %D September 1988
269 %I Carnegie Mellon University
270 %G CMU/SEI-88-UG-1, ESD-TR-88-030
271 %O \fU http://\:www.dtic.mil/\:dtic/\:tr/\:fulltext/\:u2/\:a204635.pdf
273 %T MH for Beginners
274 %A Mary Hegardt
275 %A Tim Morgan
276 %D April 12 1990
277 %O \fU http://\:git.savannah.gnu.org/\:cgit/\:nmh.git/\:plain/\:docs/\:historical/\:beginners.pdf
279 %T The Rand MH Message Handling System: Tutorial
280 %A Marshall T. Rose
281 %A Jerry N. Sweet
282 %D May 21 1986
283 %O \fU http://\:git.savannah.gnu.org/\:cgit/\:nmh.git/\:plain/\:docs/\:historical/\:tutorial.pdf