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Spring Into Linux
Spring Into Linux
ISBN: 0131853546
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2005
Pages: 362
Authors:
Janet Valade
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Linux
Table of Contents
Copyright
spring into series
YOUR OPINION IS IMPORTANT TO US
From the Series Editor
Preface
Who Should Read This Book?
How Is This Book Organized?
What s Unusual About This Book?
Who Helped Me Write This Book?
About the Author
About the Series Editor
Chapter1.Understanding Open Source Software
Open Source Software
Open Source License
Linux Is Open Source Software
What Is GNU?
Summary
Chapter2.Choosing a Linux Distribution
Distribution Contents
Red HatFedora
Mandrake
SuSE
Other Distributions
Live CDs
Summary
Chapter3.Getting Ready to Install Linux
Hardware Requirements
Hardware Compatibility
Purchasing Linux
Downloading Linux
Planning Your Computer System
Running Linux with Windows
Examining Your Hard Drive
Making Room for Linux During Installation
Making Room for Linux Before Installation
Booting from the CD or from a Floppy
Summary
Chapter4.Installation
Installation Overview
Starting the Fedora Installation Procedure
Collecting Hardware Information for Fedora
Selecting the Installation Type for Fedora
Selecting Where to Install Fedora
Collecting Network Information for Fedora
Languages and Time Zone for Fedora
Creating the Root Account for Fedora
Selecting Packages to Install on Fedora
Installing the Fedora System
Starting the Mandrake Installation Procedure
Collecting Information for Mandrake
Selecting Packages to Install on Mandrake
Installing the Mandrake System
Creating Accounts for Mandrake
Configuration Summary for Mandrake
Finishing Mandrake Installation
Starting the SuSE Installation Procedure
Configuration Settings for SuSE
Selecting Packages to Install on SuSE
Installing the SuSE System
Configuring the Installed SuSE System
Finishing SuSE Installation
Summary
Chapter5.Interacting with Linux
The Graphical User Interface on Linux
GNOME
KDE
The Command-Line Interface on Linux
Choosing the Interface
Summary
Chapter6.Using Your Desktop
Logging In
Your First Login
Anatomy of a Desktop
KDE and GNOME Desktops
The Panel
Working on the Desktop
Configuring the Desktop
Changing the KDE Background
Changing the GNOME Background
Setting Fonts
Setting the Screen Saver
Organizing the Desktop
Changing the Panel Location and Size
Configuring Multiple Virtual Desktops
Logging Out
Summary
Chapter7.Using the Command Line
Entering Commands
Entering a Single Command
Command-Line Syntax
Redirecting Input and Output
Running Commands in the Background
Editing the Command Line
Command-Line Help
Some Useful Commands
The sort Command
The grep Command
Configuring the Terminal Window
Summary
Chapter8.Linux Accounts
Account Types
Groups
Account Information
Adding Accounts
Passwords
Group Information
Adding Groups
Forgotten Root Password
Summary
Chapter9.File Management
File Organization
File Information
Examining Files from the Desktop
Examining Files from the Command Line
File Permissions
Changing Permissions
Managing Owners and Groups
File Types
Finding Files
Creating Directories, Files, and Links
Copying, Renaming, and Moving Files
Viewing and Editing Text Files
Deleting Files and Directories
Summary
Chapter10.Applications and Programs
Programs
Linux Commands
Applications
Managing Application Software
Installing from the Distribution CDs
Installing from the Distribution Web Site
Finding Packages on the Internet
Installing Packages Using RPM
Installing Packages from Source Code
Summary
Chapter11.Word Processing
Creating a Document
Menus and Toolbars
Formatting
Styles
Using Templates
Creating Templates
Editing Document Contents
Autocorrection
Spell Checking
Tables and Columns
Frames
Graphics in Documents
The Gallery
Document File Formats
Tracking Changes
Summary
Chapter12.Spreadsheets
Creating a Spreadsheet
Menus and Toolbars
Formatting Cells
Formatting Pages
Editing the Spreadsheet Content
Formulas and Functions
Saving and Printing
Summary
Chapter13.Graphics
Graphics File Formats
Viewing Graphics Files
Scanning Documents
Presentation Graphics
Digital Cameras
Screen Shots
Diagramming with Dia
Drawing with OpenOffice Draw
Creating and Opening Images in the GIMP
The GIMP Toolbox
Changing Image Size in GIMP
Removing Elements from an Image in GIMP
Adding Elements to an Image in the GIMP
Working with Layers in the GIMP
Summary
Chapter14.Printing
Installing Your Printer on Fedora
Installing Your Printer on Other Distributions
Printing
Managing Print Jobs
Summary
Chapter15.The Internet
Accessing the Internet
Hardware for Accessing the Internet
Checking Your Network Connections
Adding a Dial-Up Network Connection
Adding a Broadband Network Connection
Web Browsers
Browsing with Mozilla
Mozilla Menus and Toolbars
The Mozilla Sidebar
Tabbed Browsing in Mozilla
Controlling Pop-Ups with Mozilla
Downloads, Forms, Passwords, and Cookies
Plug-Ins
Summary
Chapter16.Multimedia
Configuring Your Sound Card
Playing Audio CDs
Downloading Music
Xmms
Rhythmbox
Video Players
RealPlayer
MPlayer
Listening to Radio
Copying Music Files from CD to Hard Disk
Summary
Chapter17.Email, Messaging, and News
Email Accounts
Email Software
Setting Up an Email Account
Configuring Mozilla Email
Reading Email in Mozilla
Sending Email in Mozilla
Mozilla Message Filters
Creating a Message Filter in Mozilla
Spam
Mozilla Address Book
Adding and Editing Address Cards
Instant Messaging
Signing Up for AIM
Signing Up for MSN Messenger
Signing On with Gaim
IM Conversations
Newsgroups
Summary
Chapter18.Editing Text Files
Opening a File in Kate
Editing in Kate
Kate Features for Programmers
Opening a File in vi
Editing and Saving Files with vi
Moving Around a File in vi
vi Editing Commands
Sample vi Editing Session
Summary
Chapter19.Shell Scripts
A Simple Shell Script
The Basics of Variables and Arrays
Reading Data into Variables
Special Characters and Quotes
Flow Control
Testing Conditions
If Statements
Case Statements
For Loops
While Loops and Until Loops
Infinite Loops
Scheduling Scripts to Run Automatically
A Sample Script
Summary
AppendixA.Regular Expressions
Match a Single Character ( . ) (?)
Specify the Location () ()
Group Characters ( () )
Match One of a Set of Literal Characters ( )
Exclude a Set of Literal Characters ( )
Match a String of Characters () () ( n )
Match One of Alternate Literal Strings ( ( ) )
Using Regular Expressions
Examples
AppendixB.Command Reference
basename (display filename only)
bunzip2 (decompress bz2 files)
bzcat (display bz2 files)
bzip2 (compress files)
bzip2recover (recover bzip2 files)
cal (displays a calendar)
cat (display files)
cdage (change password expiration)
chgrp (change group)
chmod (change permissions)
chown (change owner)
clear (clear the screen)
cmp (compare files)
colrm (remove columns from a text file)
comm (compare two sorted text files)
cp (copy files)
crontab (schedule commands)
date (displays date and time)
df (display disk space)
diff (compare two text files)
diff3 (compare 3 text files, merges files)
dir (list filenames)
du (display disk usage)
echo (display text)
env (display and set environmental variables)
file (display file type)
find (find files)
finger (display user information)
fold (break lines at a specified column)
ftp (transfer files)
gawk (process text)
grep (find text in files)
groupadd (add a group)
groupdel (delete a group)
groups (show groups)
gunzip (uncompress gzip file)
gzip (compress files)
info (display online documentation)
less (display file one page at a time)
lpq (check print queue)
lpr (print)
lprm (remove a job from the print queue)
ls (list filenames)
man (display manual page)
merge (merge 3 files)
mkdir (create a new directory)
more (display files to screen)
mv (move or rename a file)
passwd (change password)
pwd (show current directory)
quota (show disk usage)
rename (rename series of files)
rm (delete files)
rmdir (remove directories)
sed (edits text files)
sleep (pause)
sort (sort contents of a file)
tar (copy files into or restore files from an archive file)
touch (update access and modification date)
uniq (remove duplicate lines)
unset (remove an environmental variable)
useradd (add accounts)
userdel (remove account)
w (display system information)
wc (count characters, words, and lines)
who (display users who are logged in)
whoami (display current user)
Index
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Spring Into Linux
ISBN: 0131853546
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2005
Pages: 362
Authors:
Janet Valade
BUY ON AMAZON
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Handling Errors
Script Debugger
Disable Script Steps
Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA): Concepts, Technology, and Design
Fundamental SOA
The Web services framework
Services (as Web services)
Part II: SOA and WS-* Extensions
SOA Delivery Strategies
Microsoft VBScript Professional Projects
Mapping Network Printers and Disks
Creating Administrator Accounts
Archive Management
Reporting Application Summary Data via the Web
Building the Web Sites Main Page
Lean Six Sigma for Service : How to Use Lean Speed and Six Sigma Quality to Improve Services and Transactions
Success Story #1 Lockheed Martin Creating a New Legacy
Success Story #2 Bank One Bigger… Now Better
Executing Corporate Strategy with Lean Six Sigma
Success Story #3 Fort Wayne, Indiana From 0 to 60 in nothing flat
Service Process Challenges
Microsoft Office Visio 2007 Step by Step (Step By Step (Microsoft))
Adding Text to Shapes and the Drawing Page
Connecting Shapes in Flowcharts
Importing Data to Create Organization Charts
Laying Out Office Spaces
Adding Door, Window, and Furniture Shapes to Office Layouts
Comparing, Designing, and Deploying VPNs
Deploying Site-to-Site and Remote Access VPNs: A Comparison
Review Questions
MTU and Fragmentation Considerations in an IPsec VPN
Understanding VPLS
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