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Hill_ch99b Ind. 393-413.ps 7/18/06 4:33 PM Page 393 Index Note: Italicized page locators indicate a figure; tables are Advanced Package Tool, 121, 265 denoted with a t. sources and repositories, 163–164 Advanced tab, in printer properties window, 139 Abiword, 232 Advocacy, 338–339 About Kubuntu document, 308, 309 AIM, Kopete and, 293 Accounting, Ubuntu equivalents to Windows programs Akregator, 290, 296, 297 for, 389 using RSS icon to add a feed to, 297 Accounts dialog box, in Gaim, 81 Alias box, in Gaim, 81 Account settings, editing, in Evolution, 74 ALSA. See Advanced Linux Sound ACID2 test, 279 Architecture Add Applications Alternative CD installation, 45–54 installing and using, 118, 119, 121 changing artwork, 52 main screen, 119 configuring login screen, 52 search bar with results, 120 configuring user, 51–52 sequence involved in installing a universe creating partitions, 48–51 application, 120 enabling automatic logins, 52 Add a Printer wizard, 135 enabling remote graphical logins, 53 addgroup command, 362 finishing up, 52 Add/Remove Programs (Adept), installing applications location, 46 with, 265, 266 networking, 47–48 Address book icon, Ekiga window, 90 post-installation, 52–53 adduser command, 240, 362 printer set up, 53–54 Adept, 256 Alternative CD menu, 45 Add/Remove Programs in, 266 amaroK, 281, 284, 345 editing repositories in, 269 choosing default look of, 286 installing mysql-server with, 272 music management with, 284–287 keeping system up-to-date with, 273–274 AMD K7 computer, slow speed with package installation with, 269–272 Ubuntu on, 239 parts within, 265 AMD64/EM64T, Ubuntu support for, 170 previewing changes in, 272 AMD64 Ubuntu version, 32 repositories with universe enabled in, 270 Andalusian Parliament on the Information Society and repository management with, 268–269 Innovation policies, 348 search bar in, for finding packages, 271 Apache project, 7 search feature with, 267 Apache Webserver, 236 starting, 265 Applets, 61–62 Adept Manager, 268 customizing in Kubuntu, 262–263 Adept Updater, 273 Applications, 199 Adept-Updater-Notifier, 273 another way of running, 66 Administration submenu, 61 compiling, 194–195 Adobe Photoshop, GIMP vs., 76 hanging, 200 Advanced Linux Sound Architecture, 86, 87 replacing with autopackages, 193 393 Hill_ch99b Ind. 393-413.ps 7/18/06 4:33 PM Page 394 394 Index Applications continued Backgrounds starting, 58 changing in Kiosk mode, 302, 303 using, 65–66 changing in Ubuntu, 101 Applications area, Ubuntu desktop taskbar, 63 finding and installing, 208–209 Apply button, 65 in Kubuntu, 261 Appointments Backing up data adding to calendar, 74 creating partitions and, 41 setting up in Kontact, 296–297 before doing distribution upgrade, 199 APT. See Advanced Package Tool RAID setup and, 156 apt-cache, 167 Backports repository, in Ubuntu package archive, apt-get tool, 165, 166–167 163, 164 aptitude and, 172 Baltix, 350 running distribution upgrades and, 169–170 Baobab, 198 aptitude, 172 Battery monitor, 62 Arch Linux, 346, 350, 356 Battle for Wesnoth, 350 Arguments, 21 Bazaar, 26, 29, 356 Arrow keys, man command and, 365 Bazaar-NG, 26 Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (MIT), 4 Beagle, 95, 96 Art manager, 208, 209 installing, 202 Arts sound server, 206 Big Iron kernel, 151 Art web sites, 208 BIOS problems Artwork Desktop CD install and, 36 changing with alternate install CD, 52 root partition and, 50 contributions of, to Ubuntu BitKeeper, 26 community, 342 Blanket licenses, performance royalties Attribute-ShareAlike 2.0 under, 381 fair use rights, 380 Blender, 94 license definitions, 379–380 Bluefish, 97, 98 license grant, 380–381 Bluetooth limitation on liability, 384 copying photos from mobile phone to Ubuntu mechanical rights and statutory royalties, 381 computer with, 222 miscellaneous, 384–385 Bluetooth Chat, 306 performance royalties under blanket Bluetooth OBEX Client, 306 licenses, 381 Bookmarking favorite sites, with representations, warranties, and disclaimer, Firefox, 68 383–384 Bookmarks, file chooser and, 99–100 restrictions, 382–383 Books, on command line, 367 termination, 384 Bootloader, broken, 185 attr package, 167–168, 171 Boot sector, 185 Audacity, 207 backing up and restoring, 185–186 Audio, configuring with Ekiga, 86, 87 Bread, Ubuntu, 243–245 Audio applications, problems with, 206 Breezy Badger, 169, 273, 348 Audio CD creator, 93 Bug # 1 Audio CDs closing, 30 creating, 131 text of, 23–24 ripping with Konqueror, 281–282 Bug Buddy, 354 Audio files, listening to, with Ubuntu, Bug fixes, distribution and, 15 110–112 Bug reports, filing, 241–243 Authentication, wireless, 213–214 Bugs, 246, 310 Automatic logins, 197 fixing, released distributions and, 22 enabling with alternate install CD, 52 quality assurance and, 342–343 Autopackages, running, 193–194 Bugs and Notification Lists, 315t Hill_ch99b Ind. 393-413.ps 7/18/06 4:33 PM Page 395 Index 395 Bug tracking CD writers, 131 another way into system, 242 Certificate authorities, 8 with Malone, 27 Certificates, 215 Bugzilla, 356 cfengine, 357 Bulletin boards, 322 chmod command, 175, 359 Burn from Disc Image function, 36 chown command, 175 Burning CDs, 34, 131–132 CJK (Chinese, Japanese, and Korean Language) support, from an image, 131–132 with Kubuntu, 252 creating audio CDs, 131 Clock, 63 Business cards, Ubuntu, 338 Close Window icon, hanging application and, 200 CoC. See Code of Conduct C, Eclipse support for, 98 Code, contributing to community through production C++, Eclipse support for, 98 of, 343 Calc program, within OpenOffice.org, 288 Codecs, 205 Calculator, 91 installing, 109–110 Calculator (Speedcrunch), 305 support for, 110t Calendar(s) Code of Conduct, 20–21, 331, 337 managing in Evolution, 74–75 approving revisions to, 334 multiple, 75 mailing lists and Web forums, 369–370 Canonical, creating, 11–12 Ubuntu, 367–370 Canonical Ltd., 17, 29, 30, 163, 250, 265, 312, 324, 350 Collaboration, 21 Bazaar-NG and, 26 Ubuntu Code of Conduct and, 368–369 conferences organized and funded by, 330, 331 Collective work, definition of, 379–380 founding of, 24 Colorspace box, in GIMP,77 incorporation of, 25 Command box, 60 Launchpad and, 26, 27, 351, 352 Command line, 141 LoCo Team’s Web pages, wikis, forums, Web logs, advanced uses of, 365–366 etc. hosted by, 335 dealing with users and groups, 362 Mark Shuttleworth’s sole ownership executing multiple commands, 364 of, 339 getting help on, 363 partner projects supported by, 346 manipulating files and folders, 359–360 service and support through, 25–26 moving around filesystem, 357–358 sprints organized by, 331 searching and editing text files, 361–362 Cardbus adapter, difficulties with, 219 searching for man files, 363–364 cat command, 364 starting up terminal, 357 CCMP,216 system information command, 360–361 CD burning application, 34–36 using wildcards, 364 in Linux with GNOME, 35 Commands with Mac OS X, 36 finding different options for, 236 in Windows with ISO Recorder, 35 multiple, executing, 364 in Windows with Nero Burning ROM, 35 Comment box, 60 cd command, 143, 358 Common Unix Print System, 275 CD creation, in Kubuntu, 290–292 Communication, with Gaim, 81–83 CDDB. See Compact Disk Database Community, giving back to, 308–309. See also Ubuntu CD images, 34 community CD Player (KsCD) menu, 305 Community Council, 17, 21, 28, 312, 332, 334–335, CD ripper, 93 336, 341 CD-ROM, problems with, 221 arbitration of disputes by, 334 CDs community related structures, processes burning, in Ubuntu, 131–132 and, 335 playing and ripping, 112 new project members welcomed playing with Kaffiene, 299–301 by, 335 Hill_ch99b Ind. 393-413.ps 7/18/06 4:33 PM Page 396 396 Index Community Council continued delgroup command, 362 teams proposed by; team leaders appointed by, deluser command, 362 334–335 Dependencies, 134, 206 Ubuntu Code of Conduct maintained by, 334 “Dependency hell,”preventing, 272 Community governance system, goals of, 331 Derivation, as highest form of compliment, 29 Compact Disk Database, 293 Derivatives, 15 Components, within Ubuntu software repository, 372–374 Derivative work, definition of, 380 Computer, shutting down, 64–65 Derived distributions, 344, 346–351 Computer item, in Places menu, 60 Baltix, 350 Computer speed, performance problems with, 236 Guadalinex, 348 Conduct goals and Code of Conduct, Ubuntu project, ImpiLinux, 350–351 20–21 Nexenta, 349 Conferences, 328–329 nUbuntu, 349 Configuration files, in Linux, 104 Open Cd, 350 Configuring system, 61 Ufficio Zero, 350 Connection protocols, specifying, for remote Xubuntu, 348–349 printing, 137 Deskbar package, 202 Connection speed, configuring in Ekiga, 84, 86 Desktop Connection tab, in printer properties window, 139 accessing remote server’s files graphically on, Connect to Server, 60 140–141 Connect to Server, in Places menu, 60 adding TrueType fonts to, 191–192 Consideration, Ubuntu Code of Conduct and, 368–369 hanging, 196 cp command, 359 Desktop CD, for Kubuntu, 255 CreaLabs, 350 Desktop CD installation, 36–44 Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 Open disk space, 41–44 Publication License, 379–385 finishing up, 44 Creative Commons Corporation, 379 identification, 39–40 cron daemon, 228 keyboard configuration, 38 cron job layout, 228–229 language, 37 cron system, scheduling things to happen with, 228 location, 38 crontab, 228 Desktop folder, in Places menu, 60 command options, 229–230 Desktop Guide, for Kubuntu, 306, 308 crontab files, editing, 230 Desktop publishing, Ubuntu equivalents to Windows Crontab sections, 228 programs for, 390 Cropping images, in GIMP,81 Desktops, desktop CD for Ubuntu, 32 CUPS. See Common Unix Print System Desktop search, installing, 202 CUPS Manager, printer configuration Desktop themes, finding and installing, with, 133 208–209 CVE number, for security vulnerability, 126–127 Development Team,quality assurance and, 340 CVS, 26 Device icons, 58 devscripts package, 171 Dapper Drake (Ubuntu 6.06), 22, 152, 169, 170, 174, 252 df command, 198, 360 changing from Breezy Badger to, 273 DHCP.
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