Index_S

S

Save As command (File menu), Saving a File

Save command (File menu), Saving a File

Save Image dialog, Saving a File

saving

files, Saving a File

sawfish, Window Managers

sbin directory, Overview of the Red Hat Linux File System

sbin directory (FHS), The /sbin Directory

Screen option (XFree86 server Device section), Device, ServerLayout

Screen section

XFree86 server configuration, Screen

Screensaver option, Setting your Preferences

Screensaver Preferences window, Figure 6-25. The Screensaver Preferences Window

screensavers

customizing, Changing Your Screensaver, Figure 6-25. The Screensaver Preferences Window

Scroll Bar widget, The Text Mode Installation Program User Interface

scrolling

ls output, Keep ls Output from Scrolling

SCSI adapters

Red Hat Linux installation, Table 1-1. System Requirements Table

SCSI controllers icon

Windows 2000 Device Manager, Finding your hardware information in Windows NT/2000/XP

Windows 9x Device Manager, Finding your hardware information in Windows 9x

SCSI drives, One Last Wrinkle: Using GRUB or LILO

Secure Shell (SSH)

allow incoming option, Allow Incoming

Secure Shell (SSH) option (GNOME Lokkit), Configuring Services

Secure Shell., see ssh

security

firewalls, Chapter 17: Basic Firewall Configuration, Security Level Configuration Tool, GNOME Lokkit, GNOME Lokkit Configuration, Figure 17-2. Basic Configuration, Local Hosts, Figure 17-3. Local Hosts, DHCP, Figure 17-4. DHCP, Configuring Services, Activating the Firewall, Mail Relay, Activating the iptables Service

high level, High

medium level, Medium

no firewall level, No Firewall, Trusted Devices, Allow Incoming

shadow passwords, Shadow Utilities

Security Level command (System Settings menu), Security Level Configuration Tool

Security Level Configuration Tool, Security Level Configuration Tool

configuring security, Time and Date Properties

high level security, High

medium level security, Medium

no firewall level security, No Firewall, Trusted Devices, Allow Incoming

Select Partition dialog, Installing from a Hard Drive

Send End-of-Transmission (EOT) option (Driver Options tab), Changing a Printer’s Driver Options

Send Form-Feed (FF) option (Driver Options tab), Changing a Printer’s Driver Options

sending email

Evolution, Evolution

Mozilla Mail, Mozilla Mail

Sendmail

troubleshooting, Apache-Based httpd Service/Sendmail Hangs During Startup

serial command, Table 2-2: Boot Options

serial devices, /proc/tty/

server installation, Do You Have Enough Disk Space?, Which Installation Class Is Best for You?, Server Installations

ServerFlags section

XFree86 server configuration, ServerFlags

ServerLayout section

XFree86 server configuration, ServerLayout

servers

FTP, Installing via FTP, Installing via HTTP

HTTP, Installing via HTTP

XFree86, The Power of X, XFree86, XFree86 Server Configuration Files, Device, DRI, Files, InputDevice, Module, Monitor, Screen, ServerFlags, ServerLayout, Installed Documentation, Useful Websites

Service Configuration Tool, Activating the iptables Service

services

GNOME Lokkit, Configuring Services

settings file, The Device Directory

Setup Agent, Setup Agent

installing packages, Setting the Date and Time

registering system, Setting the Date and Time, Figure 4-2. Red Hat Network Registration Client

setting date, Setting the Date and Time

setting time, Setting the Date and Time

setups

KDE, Setting Up KDE, Figure B-1. The KDE Setup Wizard

shadow passwords, Shadow Utilities

shadow-utils package, Shadow Utilities

shareable files

compared to unshareable files, Why Share a Common Structure?

shell prompt

shortcuts, Chapter 22: Keyboard and Shell Prompt Shortcuts, Table 22-2: System Prompt Shortcut Characters

shell prompts, Why Use a Shell Prompt?

archives, Archiving Files at the Shell Prompt

cd command, Changing Directories with cd, Table 8-1: cd Options, Changing Directories with cd

CD-ROMs, Using CD-ROMs from a Shell Prompt, Figure 7-6. Contents of a CD-ROM in Konqueror, Using CD-ROMs from a Shell Prompt

changing to graphical screen, Changing Login from Console to X at Startup

clearing terminal, Clearing and Resetting the Terminal

closing, Opening or Closing a Shell Prompt

command line history, Command History and Tab Completion

compressing files, Compressing Files from the Shell Prompt, bzip2 and bunzip2, gzip and gunzip, zip and unzip

definition, Introductory Terms

grep command, The grep Command

head command, The head Command

locate command , Locating Files and Directories

ls command, View Directory Contents with ls, Table 8-2: Options for ls

manipulating files, Manipulating Files at the Shell Prompt, Creating Files, Copying Files, Moving Files, Deleting Files and Directories

manipulating files with cat command, Manipulating Files with cat, Using Redirection, Appending Standard Output, Figure 8-6. Stringing Commands and Comparing Files, Redirecting Standard Input

multiple command usage, Using Multiple Commands

opening, Opening or Closing a Shell Prompt

pagers, Pipes and Pagers

pipes (|), Pipes and Pagers, The more Command, I/O Redirection and Pipes

printing, Printing from the Command Line

printing from, Printing from a Shell Prompt

pwd command, Why Use a Shell Prompt?

regular expressions, Wildcards and Regular Expressions, Table 8-3: Wildcards and Regular Expressions

resetting terminal, Clearing and Resetting the Terminal

tab completion, Command History and Tab Completion

tail command, The tail Command

wildcards, Wildcards and Regular Expressions, Table 8-3: Wildcards and Regular Expressions

shortcut keys

chording, Using the Desktop

KDE, KDE Keyboard Shortcuts, Table B-1: KDE Keyboard Shortcuts

shortcuts

keyboard, Chapter 22: Keyboard and Shell Prompt Shortcuts, Table 22-1: Red Hat Linux Keyboard Shortcuts

shell prompt, Chapter 22: Keyboard and Shell Prompt Shortcuts, Table 22-2: System Prompt Shortcut Characters

shutting down, Shutting Down your Computer

graphical shutdowns, Graphical Shutdown

virtual console shutdowns, Virtual Console Shutdown

signal 11 errors

troubleshooting bootups, Is Your System Displaying Signal 11 Errors?, Are You Unable to Boot from a Network Boot Disk?

signatures

RPM, Checking a Package's Signature, Importing Keys, Verifying the Signature of Packages

Simple Mail Transfer Protocol., see smtp

single partitions, Figure D-6. Disk Drive with a Single Partition

single-user mode, Booting Single-User Mode

GRUB, Booting into Single-User Mode in GRUB, Booting into Single-User Mode in LILO

size

existing partitions, Step 2: Resize the existing partition

icons, Resizing Icons

Panel, Resizing the Panel

Size (MB) field

Disk Druid, Partition Fields

Size (Megs) option (Add Partition dialog box), Adding Partitions

Skip boot loader updating option (Boot Loader Configuration screen), Boot Loader Configuration

skipddc command, Table 2-2: Boot Options

Sliding Panel, Adding Panels

SMB (Windows Printer), Print Queue Types

SMS

authentication, Authentication Configuration

SMTP, No Firewall, Email Applications

(Simple Mail Transfer Protocol), Email Applications

allow incoming option, Allow Incoming

so files, Table 9-1: File Types and Extensions

software

troubleshooting, Hardware/Software Problems

software packages

extra, Updating with the Package Management Tool

installing with Package Management Tool, Installing Packages

removing with Package Management Tool, Removing Packages

rpm, Chapter 19: Package Management, Installing Packages

shadow-utils, Shadow Utilities

standard, Updating with the Package Management Tool, Installing Packages, Removing Packages

updating with Errata List, Updating Using the Errata List

updating with installation CD-ROMs, Updating Using the Installation CD-ROMs

updating with Package Management Tool, Updating with the Package Management Tool, Updating Packages with the Red Hat Network

updating with Red Hat Network, Updating Packages with the Red Hat Network, What You Get with Red Hat Network, Start Using the Red Hat Network

software RAID file system

partitions, File System Types

sound

configuration, Problems with Sound Configuration

Sound & Video command (Main menu), Playing CDs

Sound Card Configuration Tool

troubleshooting sound cards, Troubleshooting Your Sound Card

sound cards

Red Hat Linux installation, Table 1-1. System Requirements Table

troubleshooting, Troubleshooting Your Sound Card

Sound option, Setting your Preferences

Sound, video, and game controllers icon

Windows 2000 Device Manager, Finding your hardware information in Windows NT/2000/XP

Windows 9x Device Manager, Finding your hardware information in Windows 9x

Soundcard Detection command (System Settings menu), Troubleshooting Your Sound Card

Soundcard Detection tool, Customizing the Desktop

sources

RPM, RPM Design Goals

space

troubleshooting Red Hat Linux installation, Problems Using Remaining Space

SSH, No Firewall

(Secure Shell), No Firewall

SSH (Secure Shell)

allow incoming option, Allow Incoming

SSH (Secure Shell) option (GNOME Lokkit), Configuring Services

standard packages, Updating with the Package Management Tool

installing, Installing Packages

removing, Removing Packages

Start field

Disk Druid, Partition Fields

Start Here window, Start Here, Figure 6-7. The Start Here Window

starting

applications, Starting Applications

Printer Configuration Tool, Introducing the Printer Configuration Tool

Red Hat Linux installation program, Starting the Installation Program

startups

application, Starting Applications

startx command, Changing Login from Console to X at Startup, Desktop Environments

static files, Why Share a Common Structure?

su command, Introductory Terms

subdirectories, A Larger Picture of the File System

superusers, Logging In

root password setup, Setting the Root Password

swap partition, Personal Desktop Installations, Workstation Installations, Server Installations

swap partitions, Custom Installations, Recommended Partitioning Scheme, File System Types, How Many Partitions to Create?

synchronizing

clock, Time and Date Properties

SYSLINUX, Alternative Boot Loaders

system directories., see directories; file systems

system management

RPM, Impressing Your Friends with RPM

System Monitor (GNOME), System Processes

System Monitor command (System Tools menu), System Processes

System option (KDE Control Center), Customizing KDE

system properties

Windows 2000, Figure 1-3. Windows 2000 System Properties

Windows 9x, Figure 1-1. Windows 9x System Properties

system requirements

CD-ROMs accompanying book, System Requirements

System Setting Packages, Unresolved Dependencies

System Settings icon, Customizing the Desktop

System Settings menu

Date and Time, Time Zone Configuration

Display, Troubleshooting Your Video Card

Printing command, Problems with Sound Configuration

Soundcard Detection, Troubleshooting Your Sound Card

System Settings menu commands

Authentication, Authentication Configuration

Date & Time, Chapter 18: Time and Date Configuration

Display, The Power of X

Network, Network Configuration

Packages, Updating with the Package Management Tool

Printing, Introducing the Printer Configuration Tool

Security Level, Security Level Configuration Tool

Users & Groups, User and Group Configuration

System Tools menu

Printing command, Your Printer Will Not Work

System Tools menu commands

CD Writer, Using X-CD-Roast

Floppy Formatter, Using gfloppy

Hardware Browser, Hardware

System Monitor, System Processes

User Manager, Setting Up User Accounts

systems

customizing, Customizing your System, Setting your Preferences, Customizing the Desktop, Customizing the Panel, Adding Icons and Applets to the Panel, Autohiding the Panel, Adding Drawers to the Panel, Figure 6-12. Adding a Drawer to the Panel, Moving the Panel, Resizing the Panel, Adding Panels, Figure 6-13. Adding New Panels, Deleting a Panel, Customizing Workspaces, Adding or Removing Workspaces, Figure 6-14. The Workspace Switcher Preferences Window, Dragging Applications Across Workspaces, Making One Window Appear on All Workspaces, Changing Your System’s Appearance, Changing Themes, Figure 6-15. The Theme Preferences Window, Figure 6-18. The Gorilla Window Border Style, Changing Desktop Backgrounds, Figure 6-19. Changing Your Desktop Background, Changing Window or Desktop Patterns, Figure 6-20. Changing Your Desktop and Window Patterns, Changing Window or Desktop Colors, Figure 6-21. Changing Desktop and Window Colors, Adding Emblems to Icons, Figure 6-22. Adding Emblems to Icons, Resizing Icons, Changing Your Screensaver, Figure 6-25. The Screensaver Preferences Window

dual-boot configuration, Appendix C: Configuring a Dual-Boot System, Allocating Disk Space for Linux, Adding a New Hard Drive, Using an Existing Hard Drive or Partition, Creating a New Partition, Installing Red Hat Linux in a Dual-Boot Environment, Disk Partitioning, Configuring the Boot Loader, Post-Installation

memory, Memory Usage, 25-2. GNOME System Monitor: 8212; System Monitor Tab

processes, System Processes

registering, Setting the Date and Time, Figure 4-2. Red Hat Network Registration Client

upgrades, Upgrading Your System, Figure 3-1. Choosing Install or Upgrade