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Copyrighted Material 23_579959 bindex.qxd 9/27/05 10:05 PM Page 373 Index Symbols alias command, 200, 331 - (dash), 109 Anaconda installer feature, 19 $ (dollar sign), 330 analog channel changing, 66–67 ! (exclamation mark), 332 Analog RBG/xVGA output, 69 # (pound sign), 330 analog SVideo output, 69 ~ (tilde), 330 analog television output, 69 antiword conversion application, 173 A Appearance settings, Web Photo Gallery New aa boot label, eMoviX boot prompt, 136 Albums page, 45 abiword word processing application, 173 appliance modules, X10 protocol, 188 abuse application, 176 applications ace application, 176 for pen drives ACL (Access Control List), 259 downloading, 171–172 acm application, 176 gaming applications, 176–177 ActiveHome project, 185 general applications, 173–174 admin directory checks, Internet radio, 287 multimedia applications, 175 Admin email address option, Web Photo running from workstations, 316–317 Gallery Email and Registration apt-get install lirc command, 92 tab, 43 ASF (Advanced Systems Format), 128 administration tools, desktop features, a_steroid application, 176 342–343 atrpms-kickstart package, 79–80 administrative settings, Heyu project, 203–204 audacity application, 175 Advanced Systems Format (ASF), 128 audio players, Internet radio, 269–270 albums authentication parameters, Icecast server, 274 adding photos to, 48, 55 Autodesk automation files, eMoviX recording bookmarking, 54 COPYRIGHTED MATERIALcontent, 129 browsing, 51 AVI (Audio Video Interleaf ) format, 128 comments, adding, 54–55 creating, 47 B naming, 47 backend setup and startup, MythTV project slideshow settings, 46 configuration, 62, 110–113 summary additions, 48 backups, 29, 291 thumbnail images, 51 bad flag options, BZFlag project, 229 title creation, 48 bad words, managing, BZFlag project, 233 23_579959 bindex.qxd 9/27/05 10:05 PM Page 374 374 Index ■ B bandwidth consumption, Internet radio, 273 burning barrage application, 176 CDs Basic option, Devil-Linux firewall Main eMoviX project, 134–135 Menu, 253 MoviX2 project, 142–143 Battle Zone capture the Flag. See BZFlag ISO images, 240–242 project BusyBox Web site, 124 bc calculator application, 173 buzz application, 176 billard application, 176 BZFlag (Battle Zone capture the Flag) project blast application, 176 bad words, managing, 233 blender application, 175 cable modem selection, 213 bookmarking albums, 54 call sign information, 219 boot options Capture-the-flag game style, 211 boot loader configuration, Linux development of, 209 installation, 365–366 end of game options, 229 DSL (Damn Small Linux), 159–160, flag configuration, 228–229 164–165 Free-for-all game style, 211 eMoviX project, 126, 136 game controls, 222 Fedora Core distribution, 76 game features, enabling, 227 firewalls, 251–252 game play, 218–220 Linux installation, 362 game style changes, 226–227 MoviX2 project, 143–144 hardware selection, 213–214 pen drives, 181–183 Join Game screen, 218 workstations, 309–312 map modifications, 229–230 BottleRocket project message mode commands, 222–223 commands, 192–193 mouse and keyboard actions, 220–222 cron jobs, 194–195 observers, 211 hardware configuration, 191–192 overview, 209 overview, 10, 185 password information, 219 point-and-click interfaces, 195–196 player management, 230–233 scripts, 194–195 port numbers, 219 br command, 192 public options, 234 briquolo application, 176 Rabbit Hunt game style, 211 broadcasts, Internet radio, 273, 286 registration process, 235 browsing albums, 51 rogue members, 211 builder scripts, MoviX2 development efforts, 150 server configuration, 215–218 23_579959 bindex.qxd 9/27/05 10:05 PM Page 375 Index ■ B–C 375 server identification, 219 cgoban application, 176 software installation, 214–215 chameleon application, 173 sound card selection, 213 channel changing hardware, MythTV spawning, 227 project, 66 super flags, 211, 223–225 chat and instant messaging applications, pen team members, 211 drives, 180 chkconfig uses for, 10 command, 104 video card selection, 213 chromium application, 176 world modifications, 229–230 cinepaint image application, 173 circuslinux application, 176 C class type selection, Linux installation, 363 cable modem selection, BZFlag project, 213 client selection, workstations, 293–294 cable receiver attachment, MythTV /clientquery command, BZFlag message installation, 103 mode, 222 cables Collaborative Development System color-coded firewall, 246 (CDS), 25 MythTV system design, 71 color-coded firewall cables, 246 call sign information, BZFlag project, 219 commands cameras, X10 protocol, 189 alias, 200, 331 camserv application, 175 apt-get install lirc,92 capture cards, MythTV configuration, BottleRocket project, 192–193 103–104, 111 br, 192 Capture-the-flag game style, BZFlag BZFlag message mode, 222–223 project, 211 cd, 333 cd command, 333 cdrecord, 134–135 cdparanoia application, 175 chkconfig, 104 cdrecord command, 134–135 command completion, 332 CDs configure, 323 booting from, DSL, 159–160 cp, 334 burning date, 331 eMoviX project, 134–135 df, 345 MoviX2 project, 142–143 du, 346 contents on, viewing, 322–323 echo, 333 playing, 148 fdisk, 349 CDS (Collaborative Development finding, 331 System), 25 fsck, 349 central administration, workstation gedit, 194 advantages, 291 Continued 23_579959 bindex.qxd 9/27/05 10:05 PM Page 376 376 Index ■ C–D commands (continued) Config option, Devil-Linux firewall Main Heyu project, 202–203 Menu, 256 history, 332 configurations installme, 323 Heyu project, 198–202 kedit, 194 monitors, 341 less, 346 MythTV projects locate,91 backend setup and startup, 110–114 ls, 334 capture cards, 111 lsmod, 89, 102 DataDirect subscriptions, 108–109 ltspadmin, 296 directory creation, 109–110 ltspcfg, 296, 299, 304 frontend setup and startup, 114–116 ltspinfo, 296 inputs, 113 mkfs, 349 MySQL server configuration, 107–108 mkisofs, 349 overview, 106 mkmovixiso, 132 program guide downloads, 113–114 modinfo, 350 video sources, 112 mount, 349 save-config command, 258 MPlayer menu, eMoviX project, 141 video cards, 341 mv, 334 Web Photo Gallery, 41–45 ps, 346 configure command, 323 recalling, 332 consoles, switching, eMoviX project, 140 rm, 334 copying files and directories, 334 rpm, 22, 323 copyrights, 14 save-config, 258 cp command, 334 sensors-detect,90 cron jobs, BottleRocket project, 194–195 ssh, 352 custom installs, Linux installation, 363 startx , 307, 341 D su, 344 Damn Small Linux. See DSL sudo, 344 dash (-), 109 tar, 22, 323 Data displayed settings, Web Photo Gallery top, 346 New Albums page, 46 useradd, 309, 351 DataDirect subscriptions, MythTV userdel , 351 configuration, 108–109 comments, adding to Web Photo Gallery date command, 331 album, 44, 54–55 Debian GNU/Linux distribution, 21 compression, 129, 271 23_579959 bindex.qxd 9/27/05 10:05 PM Page 377 Index ■ D 377 debugging Web Photo Gallery, 59 discrimination, Open Source Software deleting photos, 49 Definition, 13 Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), 262 disk and partition layout, Fedora Core derived works, Open Source Software installation, 73 Definition, 13 disk space desktop features thin client setup, 29 administration tools, 342–343 workstation setup, 293 DSL, 178–179 DisklessWorkstations Web site, 291 file sharing, 343 distribution of license, Open Source Software overview, 340 Definition, 13 startx command, 341 distributions Destination NAT (DNAT), 262 Debian GNU/Linux, 21 Devil-Linux firewall Fedora Core gateway/router services, 238 advantages of, 18–19 ISO images, burning, 240–242 Anaconda installer feature, 19 Main Menu options, 253–256 atrpms-kickstart package, installation steps, 79–80 overview, 10 boot prompts, installation steps, 76 uses for, 263–264 disk and partition layout, installation df command, 345 steps, 73 DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration downloading, 20 Protocol), 249, 298, 301–303 drive and partition verification, dia application, 173 installation steps, 83 dial-up PPP, network access, 169 Fedora Core Setup Agent, 368–370 digital cable channel changing, 66 firewall settings, installation steps, 77 Digital DVI or HDMI output, 69 GPG keys, installation steps, 78 directories. See also files logical volume setup, installation steps, copying, 334 80–81 creating, 334 mount points, installation steps, 86 directory information, Web Photo network settings, installation steps, 77 Gallery, 37 package and subpackage installs, 77–78 listing, 334 physical volume devices, installation moving among, 333–334 steps, 83–84 MythTV configuration, 109–110 preinstallation plans, 72 permissions, 335–337 software selection, 17 removing, 334 Gentoo Linux, 21 renaming, 334 links and downloads, 22 Continued 23_579959 bindex.qxd 9/27/05 10:05 PM Page 378 378 Index ■ D–E distributions (continued) overview, 5 Linux installation, 355–356 partitions in, 168 Red Hat Enterprise Linux, 17 pen drives, 9 selection considerations, 18–22 themes, 178 Slackware Linux, 21 window manager tools, 179 SUSE Linux, 21 dsl-aterm application, 173 DivX files, eMoviX recording content, 128 dsl-cube application, 176 DMZ (Demilitarized Zone), 262 dsl-xjig application, 176 DNAT (Destination NAT), 262 du command, 346 document additions, pen drives, 181 DVDs documentation options, LTSP, 291 burning, eMoviX project, 134–135 dollar sign ($), 330 DVD menu problems, MythTV domain name services, Internet radio, projects, 118 272–273 Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol doom application, 176 (DHCP), 249, 298, 301–303 dosbox application, 173 E dossizola application, 176 easytag application, 175 Download Extension Panel, DSL, 178 eboard application, 176 downloading echo commands, 333 applications for pen drives,
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