G


G++ compiler for C++ programs, 705–706

Gaim instant messaging, 784–785

Gaim program, 289–290, 784–785

Games, 778–780

gawk program, 618

gcc compiler, 704–709

command line options, 706

compiling C programs, 704–705

compiling C++ programs, 705–706

steps in compilation, 708–709

gdb debugger, 714–720

attaching to a process, 715

common commands, 716–717

debugging with, 716–720

example, 717–720

launching, 714–716

launching programs inside, 714–715

using on a core file, 715–716

GDM (GNOME Display Manager), 167–168

gedit application, 180

get command, 258–259

GET requests, 480

getline function, in awk, 634

getopts command, 610–611

GIMP (Gnu Image Manipulation Program), 180–181, 210, 771

Global variables, 648

GNOME (GNU Network Object Model Environment), 165–190.

See also GNOME desktop

Anjuta, 725

assistive technology applications, 187

booting, 167

built-in applications and utilities, 179–187

Calculator, 179

Character Map, 179

Dia diagrams, 183

Dictionary, 179

documentation, 166

e-mail, 181–183, 241–242

Evolution (mail reader), 183, 241–242

GnomeMeeting, 182–183

Gnumeric program, 765

graphics applications, 180–181

GRIP (GNOME CD Ripper), 774

IM, 182

installing, 166–167

Internet applications, 181–183

IRC, 182

logging out of, 188

login screen under Fedora Core 4, 168

Nautilus file manager, 177–179

office applications, 183–184

OpenOffice suite, 183–184

printing from, 187–188

Project Management tool, 184

Run Applications utility, 187

sound and video applications, 184–185

system tools, 185–187

Text Editor, 180

Totem multimedia player, 776–777

GNOME accessories, 179–180

GNOME desktop, 165–190.

See also GNOME

applets, 173–174

buttons, 174–176

concepts, 169–176

context menu, 172–173

drawers, 176

evolution of, 166

example buttons menu, 175

example menu, 172

example top panel, 171

games for, 780

icons, 170–171

logging in, 167–168

login session, 170

menus, 170–171

panels, 171

quick launcher, 172–173

system tray, 176

task bar (window list), 173

tasks and objects, 170

trash, 170–171

using the mouse, 169–170

virtual workspace, 174

GNOME desktop buttons

Force Quit, 174

Lock, 174

Log Out, 174

Notification Area, 176

Run, 175

Screenshot, 175

Search, 175

Show Desktop, 176

GnomeMeeting, 182–183, 212–213

Gnopernicus screen reader, 187

GnoRPM, Red Hat, 359

GNU, 13–14

GNU project, 13

GNU Public License, 13

Gnumeric program, 765

GOK (GNOME OnScreen Keyboard), 187

Google Groups, 283

GPG (GNU Privacy Guard), 346–348

digital signatures, 347–348

exchanging keys, 346–347

file decryption, 347

file encryption, 347

generating a key pair, 346

gPhoto2 (GNU Photo), 772–773

Graphical desktop (CDE), 193

Graphical environments, UNIX system, 44

Graphical mail programs, 229, 238–242

Graphics applications (GNOME), 180–181

Graphics applications (KDE), 210–211

Graphing applications, 770

grep vs. awk, 618

grep command, 94, 100, 129–130, 548–551

grep function (Perl), 664–665

grep -i command, 550

grep -l command, 551

grep -n command, 550

grep -v command, 551

GRIP (GNOME CD Ripper), 774

groff text formatter, 765

Group IDs, 328–330

groupadd command, 383

groupdel command, 383

Grouping commands, 97, 611–612

Grouping variable names, 590

groupmod command, 383

Groups, 80, 85, 328–330, 383

gThumb image viewer, 180

GTK+ tool, 726

Guests, on a virtual machine, 541

GUI (graphical user interface), 165, 191

gzip command, 340–341, 554




UNIX. The Complete Reference
UNIX: The Complete Reference, Second Edition (Complete Reference Series)
ISBN: 0072263369
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2006
Pages: 316

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