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Íàçâàíèå: How to Do Everything: Ubuntu
Àâòîð: Orloff J.
Àííîòàöèÿ: Now it's easier than ever to get the most out of this wildly popular version of Linux. How to Do Everything: Ubuntu leads you through the interface, the built-in applications, and the process of installing software and peripherals. You'll get details on the full-featured OpenOffice.org productivity suite, as well as the fun side of Ubuntu, including graphics, photos, music, videos, and games. Maximize the power of Ubuntu-on PCs or Macs-with help from this practical guide.
- Install Ubuntu and navigate the GNOME desktop
- Add hardware, software, and peripheral devices
- Secure your computer with Firestarter, anti-virus programs, and backup/restore software
- Use the OpenOffice.org suite components-Writer, Calc, Base, Impress, Math, and Draw
- Set up a network and connect to the Internet via Firefox
- Create and publish your own website
- Use Windows applications in Ubuntu
- Play games and enjoy multimedia applications
- Work with Linux shell commands
- Learn to use the vi and Emacs text editors
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Ãîä èçäàíèÿ: 2008
Êîëè÷åñòâî ñòðàíèö: 328
Äîáàâëåíà â êàòàëîã: 18.10.2010
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Ñêîïèðîâàòü ññûëêó äëÿ ôîðóìà | Ñêîïèðîâàòü ID
Ïðåäìåòíûé óêàçàòåëü
Installing, Samba 183—184
Installing, software from other sites 81—84
Installing, software with the Add/Remove tool 77—79
Installing, software with the Synaptic Package Manager 80
installing, themes 43—44
Installing, virtualization software 218—223
Installing, wallpaper 36—39
Installing, web development software 205—208
Installing, Wine 224—225
Instant messaging 201—202
Internet 189
internet, radio 255
iPod, adding folders and files 264
iPod, connecting with Ubuntu 263—264
iPod, converting OGG files to MP3 265
iPod, copying files to your computer 266—267
iPod, gtkpod 264 265
IPv4 178
IPv6 178
Jamendo 252—253
JavaScript 208
jumpers 89
KDE desktop environment 30
KDE desktop environment, applications 79
KDE desktop environment, Device Manager 91
kernels 6
Keyboard 66
KompoZer 205—213
KTouch 271—272
Kubuntu 14 30
LAMP 213
launchers see "Icons"
Launchpad 21—22
Lin4Astro 23
Linking to web pages 210—212
Linux 6
Linux Bootable Toolbox 23
Linux Terminal Server Project (LTSP) 276
Linux4Kids 273—274
live CDs 23—24 31
Local teams 14
Login screen 46—49
Magnatune 252—253
Main component 77
Main screen 29
Maintenance 59
Maintenance, cleaning partial packages 60—61
Maintenance, fsck 60
Maintenance, orphaned packages 61
Maintenance, residual config packages 61
malware 94
Mandela, Nelson 3
Microsoft Excel 136—137
Microsoft Office 111
Microsoft Paint 163
Microsoft PowerPoint 139
Microsoft Windows 215 see
Microsoft Windows, dual booting 215—217
Microsoft Windows, shared folders 184—186
Microsoft Windows, virtual machines 217—223
Microsoft Windows, Windows Genuine Advantage 227
Microsoft Word 122—123
Modules, installing 222
Mounted drives 30
Mouse 66
Multimedia 245—246
Multimedia, installing a new music player 255
Multimedia, Internet radio 255
Multimedia, iPod 263—267
multimedia, music 246—253
Multimedia, pictures 259—262
Multimedia, podcasts 253—254
Multimedia, recording sound and video 262—263
multimedia, video 255—259
multiplayer games 233—235
Multiverse component 77
Music players, installing 255
Music, buying online 252—253
Music, playing from a CD 250
Music, playing from the library 250—252
music, playlists 251—252
Music, Rhythmbox 246 249—255
Music, ripping from a CD 246—248
Music, Sound Juicer 246—248
MusicBrainz 248
MythTV 267
Network traffic analyzers 99
Networking 175—178 see
Networking, client/server networks 176 177
Networking, clients 176
networking, DHCP 177
networking, DNS 180—181
Networking, dotted decimal 177
Networking, Ethernet cards 177
Networking, Ethernet settings 178—182
Networking, Gateway Address 180
networking, IP addresses 177 178 180
Networking, network-admin 178
Networking, peer-to-peer networks 176 177
Networking, servers 176
Networking, setting the host name 181—182
Networking, subnet masks 180
networking, troubleshooting 186—187
news 13
News, Gnus news reader 304—305
News, news servers 305
News, threads 305
NFS protocol 182
Nibbles 233—235
OGG files, converting to MP3 265
Ogg Vorbis 248
Online games 244
OpenOffice.org 112
OpenOffice.org, Base 112 149—162
OpenOffice.org, Calc 112 125—137
OpenOffice.org, Draw 112 163—171
OpenOffice.org, Impress 112 139—147
OpenOffice.org, installing 112
OpenOffice.org, Math 112
OpenOffice.org, Writer 112—124
Orphaned packages 61
Overheating, avoiding 86
Paint see "Draw" "Microsoft
Partial packages, cleaning 60—61
Partitions 216
patches, security 53—54
PCI 90
PCI Express 90
PEBKAC 258
Peripheral Computer Interface see "PCI"
Peripheral devices see also "Device drivers"
Peripheral devices and GNU/Linux 66—67
Peripheral devices, finding 67—71
Peripheral devices, installing 71—73
Peripheral devices, overview 65—66
Peripheral devices, plug-and-play 71—72
PERMISSIONS 289—291
pharming 94
Philosophy of Ubuntu 3—4
Philosophy of Ubuntu developer's 9—10
phishing 94
Photos see "Pictures"
pictures 259 see "Images"
pictures, editing 261—262
pictures, importing 259—261
PID 294—295
PIDGIN 201—202
Ping command 186
Ping of Death 186
pirated software 227
Plug-and-play devices 71—72 see
PNG files 170
Podcasts 253—254
Pop-up blockers, disabling 194
Ports 89 see
Power button 28
PowerPoint see "Microsoft PowerPoint"
Preinstalled software 75—77
Project teams 14
Public domain images 121
Purchasing Ubuntu 22—23
Recursive acronyms 6
relative paths 284
Release cycle 10—11
Remote login 47
Requesting an Ubuntu CD 21—22
Residual config packages 61
restoring data 106—107 see
Restricted component 77
Rhythmbox 246 249—255
ripping music from CDs 246—248
Root Directory 58
root user 58
Rootkit 94
Samba 182
Samba, accessing a Windows shared folder 184—186
Samba, installing 183—184
Samba, SMB protocol 182
Sasser worm 54
Scanning the computer 102—103
SchoolForge 273
Screem 205 206
screensavers 45—46
Security, best practices 93—95
Security, encrypting files 107
Security, login screen 48
Security, terminology 94
security, updates 53—54 see "Restoring
SENTRY 23
Shockwave see "Adobe Shockwave"
Show Desktop button 29
Shutting down a live session 31
Shuttleworth, Mark 8—9 11
Signature files 100
Signature files, updating 101—102
slide shows see "Impress"
SMB protocol 182
Social engineering 94
software, antivirus 100—103
Software, components 77
software, educational 269—277
Software, free software movement 4—6
Software, installing from other sites 81—84
Software, installing from Ubuntu installation CD 81
Software, installing virtualization software 218—223
Software, installing web development software 205—208
Software, installing with the Add/Remove tool 77—79
Software, installing with the Synaptic Package Manager 80
Software, pirated 227
Software, preinstalled 75—77
Sound Converter 265
Sound Juicer 246—248
spreadsheets see "Calc"
SQL 149
Stallman, Richard M. 4—6 298
Start button 25
Starting up Ubuntu 24—25
Steele, Guy L. 298
sudo command 57 205
SuperTUx 236
Support 12 13 18
Support, hardware support page 86—87
Switching desktops 29
Synaptic package manager 80 222
Tables, using in web pages 209—210
TAR files 43 82
tarballs 82
Teams 14
Terminal program 57—59
text editors 297—306
themes, changing 41—43
Themes, installing new 43—44
thin clients 276 277
Tomlinson, Ray 195
Top bar 27—28
Totem 256—259
traceroute command 186
Traffic, analyzing network traffic 99
Transferring files to Ubuntu 35—36
TransGaming 237
trash can 29
Trojan 94
TUCOWS 81
Tux the Penguin 6
Ubuntu Studio 267
Ubuntu, awards won 4
Ubuntu, burning files 20—21
Ubuntu, community 12—14
Ubuntu, developer's philosophy 9—10
Ubuntu, development of 8—9
Ubuntu, downloading 18—20
Ubuntu, dual booting 215—217
Ubuntu, file extensions 216
Ubuntu, philosophy 3—4
Ubuntu, preinstalled 18
Ubuntu, promise 17—18
Ubuntu, purchasing 22—23
Ubuntu, release cycle 10—11
Ubuntu, running from a Live CD 23—24
Ubuntu, spin-off projects 14—15
Ubuntu, starting up 24—25
Ubuntu, web site 19
UbuntuJeOS 15
Universe component 77
Update manager 55—59
Updates, operating system upgrades 54—55
updates, security 53—54
upgrades 59 see
Users, login screen 48—49
vi 297
Vi, vs. Emacs 298
Video 255—259
video games see "Games"
video players 256—259
Video, recording sound and 262—263
View Your Mind 272
vim 297
Virtual machines 217
Virtual machines, installing virtualization software 218—223
VirtualBox 218—223
Viruses 94
viruses, antivirus software 100—103
Visual effects, desktop environment 50
vms see "Virtual machines"
vulnerabilities 94
wallpaper, changing 33—36
Wallpaper, installing new 36—39
Warty Warthog 9 11
Web 189
Web apps 274—275
Web development software, installing 205—208
Web sites 203
Web sites, advanced design 213
Web sites, domain names 204—205
Web sites, finding a host 204—205
web sites, fonts 210
Web sites, hyperlinks 210—212
Web sites, inserting images 208—209
Web sites, publishing your site 212—213
Web sites, using tables 209—210
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