[Nottingham] Shell programming

[Roger Light]

Hi guys,

I want a generic shell programming book for my lab here at work. A bit 
of sed/awk, anything else useful. Can anybody recommend something? I 
don't just want the sed/awk book from O'Reilly :)

On a related note - are there any commands you use that are very useful 
but might not be well known? I'm sure there must be things I haven't 
come across that are really handy. I remember when I hadn't heard of tee 
for instance...

Cheers and have a good Christmas,

Roger

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