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Ubuntu $29.78 The ultimate Ubuntu Linux resourceThis comprehensive guide covers all aspects of Ubuntu Linux, including both desktop use and system administration. You will learn how to install and configure Ubuntu Linux, work with Gnome and KUbuntu, configure the shell, and implement security. The book covers Office, database, and multimedia applications, local and Internet services, file systems, kernel administration, backup management, network auto-configuration, and much more. |
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Ubuntu 9.04 Desktop Handbook $23.74 The Ubuntu 9.04 desktop Handbook covers the latest Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty Jackalope) features of interest to users. The emphasis here is on what users will face when using Ubuntu, covering topics like installation, applications, software management, the GNOME and KDE4 desktops, shell commands, and both the Ubuntu 9.04 administration and network tools. Office, multimedia, mail, and Web applications are reviewed. Desktops are examined including features like the Brasero DVD/CD disc copy, check, and erase capability. The KDE4 desktop provides a completely new KDE desktop with a new panel, menu, desktop, configuration tools, ZUI, and plasmoid applets. Though administrative topics are covered, the emphasis is on what a user would need to know to perform tasks. Desktop effects as implemented by GNOME’s Compiz-fusion and KDE’s KWin with 3D workspace and windows switching are examined. Certain new tools are covered in detail like Network Manager which now supports both wireless 3G and Ethernet connections. Gufw provides a user interface for managing ufw firewall, the default firewall. Advanced components of Ubuntu 9.04 are also examined such as Dynamic Kernel Module Support (DKMS) now use for vendor graphics drivers, Private Encrypted Directories, and the creation of Ubuntu Live USB drives, as well as Ubuntu Live Netbook USB drives (Ubuntu Netbook Remix, UNR). Numerous smaller enhancements are also discussed like the Synaptic Package Manager quick searches and sample screenshots, the PulseAudio Device Chooser applet for accessing all Pulse Audio tools, GNOME’s file manager support for tabs, and the combined user switcher and shut down applet. Alternate multimedia releases like Ubuntu Studio and Mythbuntu are also referenced.This handbook covers the latest Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty Jackalope) features of interest to users, emphasizing installation, applications, software management, the GNOME and KDE4 desktops, shell commands, and both the Ubuntu 9.04 administration and network tools@7½p£×ÿ¾Úx |
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Ubuntu 8.10 Desktop $98.95 The Ubuntu 8.10 desktop covers the latest Ubuntu 8.10 (Intrepid Ibex) features of interest to users. The emphasis here is on what users will face when using Ubuntu, covering topics like installation, applications, software management, the GNOME and KDE4 desktops, shell commands, and both the Ubuntu 8.10 administration and network tools. Office, multimedia, mail, and Web applications are reviewed in detail. Desktops are examined including new features like the GNOME file manager capability to directly eject both removable media and network shared directories. The KDE4 desktop provides a completely new KDE desktop with a new panel, menu, desktop, configuration tools, and plasmoid applets. Though administrative topics are covered, the emphasis is on what a user would need to know to perform tasks. Desktop effects as implemented by GNOME’s Compiz-fusion and KDE’s KWin with 3D workspace and windows switching are examined. Certain new tools are covered in detail like Network Manager which now supports both wireless 3G and Ethernet connections. A new version of the Printing configuration tool adds support for online access to printer drivers as well as new interface features. Gufw provides a user interface for managing ufw firewall, the default firewall. Advanced components of Ubuntu 8.10 are also examined such as Dynamic Kernel Module Support (DKMS) now use for vendor graphics drivers, Private Encrypted Directories, and the creation of Ubuntu Live USB drives, as well as UMPC and MID installs. Numerous smaller enhancements are also discussed like the Synaptic Package Manager quick searches, the PulseAudio Device Chooser applet for accessing all Pulse Audio tools, GNOME’s file manager support for tabs, and the new combined user switcher and quit applet, as well as the new quit and logout menus. Alternate multimedia releases like Ubuntu Studio and Mythbuntu are also referenced. |
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