Unix 1971: Tea towel with commands
Unix 1971: Tea towel with commands
Bring a piece of computing history into your kitchen with this unique tea towel featuring the first edition Unix command manual from 1971. Perfect for programmers, system administrators, and tech enthusiasts who appreciate the roots of modern computing.
Key Features:
- Faithful reproduction of the original 1971 Unix command table of contents
- Showcases over 50 classic Unix commands and their functions
- Ideal size for kitchen use or as a conversation-starting wall hanging
This tea towel is more than just a practical kitchen accessory - it's a nostalgic tribute to the operating system that revolutionized computing. From 'ar' (archive files) to 'su' (become super-user), relive the early days of Unix while drying your dishes or wiping down counters.
Whether you're a seasoned Unix veteran, a computer science student, or simply fascinated by tech history, this tea towel is sure to spark joy and interesting conversations. It's the perfect gift for:
- Software developers
- System administrators
- Computer science professors and students
- Tech history buffs
- Anyone who's ever used the command line
Impress your colleagues during your next coffee break or add a touch of geek chic to your kitchen decor. Order now and own a piece of computing history!
18" × 30" | |
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Width, cm | 45.72 |
Length, cm | 76.20 |
Note: This is a decorative item inspired by historical Unix documentation. It is not an official Unix product.