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Umlinux 0001 Stichwortverzeichnis A Ausschneiden 114 Befehlsverlaufsliste 275 Abbilddatei 53, 344 auth.log 299 Befehlsvervollständigung 274 Abfrage (Base) 203 AVI 232 Befehlszeile 101 AC’97 Audio Avidemux 240 Befehlszeilenschnittstelle 267 VirtualBox 311 Benutzer 283 Add-on 146 Benutzerdefinierter Anwendungs- Administratorkonto 65 B starter 78 Adobe Illustrator 243 .bz 258 Benutzergruppe 286 Adobe PDF 243 .bz2 258 Benutzerkonto 65 Adressbuch 168 .bz2-Format 334 einrichten 284 Adressleiste 112 /bin (Verzeichnis) 98 löschen 286 AIM (AOL Instant Messenger 149 /boot (Verzeichnis) 98 Benutzerspezifische Einstellung 72 Aktualisierung 259 Backslash 97, 277 Benutzerumschalter (Applet) 75 Aktualisierungsverwaltung 260 badblocks (Befehl) 337 Benutzerverwaltung 283 alias(Befehl) 335 Banshee 216 Berechtigung 103, 116 Aliasdefinition 335 Base 198 ändern 336 alsamixer 213 f. Abfragen 203 Besitzer 103, 116 anacron 296 Datenbank-Assistent 199 Betreff 163 Anhang (E-Mail) 164 Datenbanktabellen 203 Betriebssystem 30, 341 Ansicht (Impress) 194 Feldnamen 203 Bibliothek 98 Anwendung Feldtypen 203 Bildbearbeitung 245 hinzufügen (Linux Mint) 262 Formular 203 Bilddatei Anwendungen (GNOME-Menü) 71 Symbolleiste Standard 203 bearbeiten (GIMP) 249 Anwendungsstarter 74 Tabellen-Assistent 203 Bildschirm löschen 282 benutzerdefinierter 78 Tabellenentwurf 203 Bildschirmfoto 248 Anwendungsverwaltung 262 bash 268 Bildschirmschoner 73 Apple QuickTime 232 bash-Befehl 335 Bildschirmsperre 270 Applet 74 Basisordner 98 Bildverwaltung 245 konfigurieren 79 Bedienoberfläche (Calc) 185 BIOS-Setup 42 zum Panel hinzufügen 78 Bedienoberfläche (Writer) 180 aufrufen 42, 52 apport 297 Befehl 64 Bit 56 apropos (Befehl) 334 Archivieren und BitTorrent 151 f. apt-get 258 f. Komprimieren 334 BitTorrent-Datei 343 Arbeitsfläche anzeigen (GNOME) 75 Dateianzeigebefehle 337 Blindkopie 162 Arbeitsflächenumschalter 75 Dateiattributbefehle 336 Blockgröße 351 Arbeitsgruppe 320 Dateisuchbefehle 337 Bluetooth 94 Arch Linux ARM 342 Dateisystembefehle 338 Bluetooth-Dienst 297 Archivieren 334 Dateiverwaltungsbefehle 336 Boot-Up Manager 296 atd 297 COPYRIGHTEDgeplant ausführen 339 MATERIALboot.log 299 Audex 220 Hilfebefehle 334 Bootreihenfolge 57 Audio 211 Kernel-Support-Befehle 339 Bourne again shell 268 Audio-CD Prozessverwaltung 339 Bourne-Shell 268 anhören 215 Shell-Befehle 335 Brasero 122, 222 brennen 222 Verwaltungsbefehle 338 Brennprogramm 121 rippen 219 Befehlsbereich (Math) 208 BtrFS 63 Ausführbare Datei 102 Befehlsbeschreibung 334 Buddy List 151 Ausgabeumleitung 279 Befehlskürzel 335 BUM (Boot-Up Manager) 296 Auslagerungsspeicher 63 Befehlsverkettung 279, 281 bunzip 258 353 Linux für Dummies bunzip2 258 ausführbare 102 DivX Web Player bunzip2 (Befehl) 334 komprimieren 258 Plugin 228 BZFlag 253 kopieren 114 dmesg 237 bzip 258 löschen 114 DOC (Microsoft Word) 184 bzip2 258 öffnen 113 DOCX (Microsoft Word) 184 bzip2 (Befehl) 334 packen 258 Dokument suchen 117 anlegen 113 C verborgene 111 dpkg 258 f. versteckte 102, 271 Dr. Hardware 52 Caja 109, 244 Dateianzeige 337 Draw 195 Ansicht 110 Dateiarchiv Dateitypen 198 Calc 185 erstellen 258 Hauptfenster 196 Bedienoberfläche 185 Dateiattribut 336 ImageMap 195 Rechenleiste 188 Dateiformat (GIMP) 248 Seitenbereich 195 Rechtschreibprüfung 187 Dateifragment 47 Symbolleiste Linie und Standardleiste 186 Dateimanager 109 Füllung 198 Symbolleiste Format 188 Dateisuche 337 Symbolleiste Standard 197 cat (Befehl) 337 Dateisystem 63, 97, 335 Zeichenbereich 198 CD brennen 121 erzeugen 338 Drucker 94, 287 cd (Befehl) 336 ext2 337 du (Befehl) 336 CDBurnerXP 56 ext3 337 du (disk usage) 271 chgrp (Befehl) 336 ext4 337 Dualboot 40 chmod (Befehl) 336 prüfen 337 Dualboot-System 44 chown (Befehl) 336 überwachen 293 DVB-C 235 chown (change owner) 106 Dateisystembefehl 337 DVB-S 235 Chronik 148 Dateityp 257 DVB-T 235, 238 Cinergy HT PCI MKII 237 anzeigen 336 DVD brennen 121 clear 282 Dateityp (Draw) 198 CLI (Command Line Interface) 267 Dateityp (Writer) 184 Codec 215, 229 Dateiverwaltungsbefehl 336 E compress 258 Datenbank-Assistent (Base) 199 /etc (Verzeichnis) 98 f. compress (Befehl) 334 Datenbanktabelle (Base) 203 E-Mail Containerdatei 231 Datenschutz 142 Anhänge 164 Cookie 142 Datenträgerverwaltung 45 Gestaltung 166 Copyleft 33 dBase 189 Konten-Einstellungen 165 Coredump 275 DBF (dBase) 189 verschlüsselte 167 CorelDRAW 243 dd 350 versenden 162 cp (Befehl) 336 Debian 342 E-Mail-Konto 160 CPU-Chronik 292 Defragmentierung 47 e2fsck (Befehl) 337 crontab (Befehl) 339 depmod (Befehl) 339 e2label (Befehl) 337 CSV (Text CSV) 189 Desktop 38, 67, 76 Eigentümer 103 CUPS (Common UNIX Printing Desktopeinstellung 92 Einfügen 114 System) 287 Desktophintergrund 83 Eingabeaufforderung 267 df (Befehl) 336 Einhängepunkt 64 D Dienst 296 Einstellung .deb 258 Diensteinstellungen (Ubuntu) 296 benutzerspezifische 72 /dev (Verzeichnis) 98 DIF (Data Interchange Format) 188 systemspezifische 73 3D-Grafikkarte 253 DigiKam 245 Einstellungen (Caja) 118 3D-Spiel 253 Digitalfernsehen 235 eject (Befehl) 337 3D 253 Distribution 35 Elektronischer Programmführer 239 daemon.log 299 auswählen 341 Empathy 149 Dash 90 f. entpacken 343 Empfangsbestätigung 166 Datei herunterladen 342 Enigmail 167 anlegen 112 DivX 232 env (Befehl) 335 354 Stichwortverzeichnis EPG (Electronic Program Guide) 239 Gateway 126 Hauptfenster (Draw) 196 Erscheinungsbild 93 gedit 171 head (Befehl) 337 Einstellungen 81 Gerätedatei 102 Hilfe 281 Ethernet 130 GIMP 245 Hintergrund 83 export (Befehl) 335 Bilddatei bearbeiten 249 ändern 81 Ext2 63 Bildschirmfoto 248 Hintergrundbild (GNOME) 83 Ext3 63 Dateiformate 248 Hintergrundfarbe (GIMP) 247 Ext4 63 Filtereffekt 250 history 275 Eye of MATE (EOM) 244 Hintergrundfarbe 247 history (Befehl) 335 Skript 251 HISTSIZE (Umgebungsvariable) 276 F Skriptsprache 251 HOME (Umgebungsvariable) 276 Vordergrundfarbe 247 HTML F-Spot 245 Werkzeuge 246 f. E-Mail 166 FAT16 63 Werkzeugkasten 247 FAT32 63 GNOME 38 Fedora-Projekt 53 Menüs 71 I Fehlersuche 325 GnomeMeeting 156 .iso 258 Feldname (Base) 203 GNU 33 icecast 219 Feldtyp (Base) 203 Google-Kalender 169 IcedTea NPR Web Browser Fensterleiste (GNOME) 75 GPL 29 Plugin 228 Fernsehen 227 GPL (GNU General Public IceWeasel 139 Festplattencontroller 42 License) 33 ICQ 149 FFmpeg 240 Grafik 243 Image Writer for Windows 344 ffmpeg 233 Grafikkarte Image-Datei 344 file (Befehl) 336 Treiber, proprietär 253 ImageMap (Draw) 195 Filesharing 151 grep 237 IMAP 159 Filtereffekt (GIMP) 250 GRUB Impress 189 find (Befehl) 337 Konfigurationsdatei 330 Ansichten 194 Firefox 139 grub.cfg 330 Folienbereich 191 Erweiterung 230 grub.conf 330 Masterseiten 194 FTP-Download 154 Gruppe 283 Präsentationsassistent 189 Plugin 227, 229 hinzufügen 286 Seitenvorlagen 189 Firmware 236 Gruppenzugehörigkeit Symbolleiste Linie und FLAC 221 ändern 336 Füllung 193 Flag 272 GStreamer 232, 234 Indexknoten 336 Flashen 344 Codec 233 info (Befehl) 334 FlashPlayer 229 Plugin 233 InfraRecorder 56 FLV(FlashVideo) 232 gthumb 245 Inkscape 243 Folienbereich (Impress) 191 GUI hängt 330 Inode 336 Formelelemente (Fenster in gunzip 258 insmod (Befehl) 339 Math) 206 gunzip (Befehl) 334 Installationsmedium 55 Formular (Base) 203 Gwenview 245 Installationsroutine 58 Fotoverwaltung 243 f. gzip 257 f. Instant Messaging 149 Fragment 47 gzip (Befehl) 334 Instanz 270 Frame 196 Internet 139 Freiheit 29 Internetdienstanbieter 125 fsck (Befehl) 337 H Internetradio 219 FTP (File Transfer Protocol) 154 /home (Verzeichnis) 98 Internetverbindung 125 Funknetzwerk 132 Handbuchseite 333 konfigurieren 126 Funktions-Assistent (Calc) 188 Hardware 93 Interpolierte Zeichenkette 278 Hardwareerkennung 52 IP-Adresse G Hardwarekompatibilität 48 dynamisch 126 .gz-Format 334 Hardwarekompatibilitätsliste 48 statisch 126 .gz 258 Hardwareliste 49 IPv4 131 355 Linux für Dummies IPv4-Einstellungen 131 Impress 189 MathML 209 IPv6 131 Math 205 Mausgeste 85 IRC (Internet Relay Chat) 158 Programme installieren 179 Mausintegration 314 ISO-Image 53, 56 Writer 180 MEncoder 240 ISP (Internet Service Provider) 125 libxine1 233 menu.lst 330 libxvidcore4 233 Menü 89 Lightning 169 Menüleiste (Math) 206 J Lineal (Writer) 184 MeTV 235 JFS 63 Link-Adresse kopieren 219 Microsoft NetMeeting 156 Joker 273 Linphone 156 Microsoft Visio 243 Journaling-Dateisystem 63 Linupedia 53 Microsoft Word 184 Linux Mint Anwendungen hinzufü- Midori 342 gen 262 Mint 38, 69 K Linux-Befehl 333 Mixer 212 K3b 121, 222 Linux-Handbuch 281 mjpegtools 240 Kaffeine 232, 235 Linux-Hardwareliste 49 mkdir (Befehl) 336 Kalender 169 Linux-Shell 335 mkfs (Befehl) 338 Kdenlive 241 Linuxgaming.de 253 f. MML 209 Kennwort vergessen 331 LinuxQuestions.org 53 Modem 126 Kernel-Support-Befehl 338 Literal 278 Modemeinstellungen 127 kill (Befehl) 339 Live-CD 36, 57 modprobe (Befehl) 339 killall (Befehl) 339 Lizenz 29 Modul Kino 240 ln (Befehl) 336 Abhängigkeiten neu erzeugen 339 KIRC 158 locate (Befehl) 337 entfernen 339 Klebrige Tasten 85 Log-Datei 64, 298 manuell laden 339 Kommandozeile 101 ls 101, 280, 348 Monospace 175 Komprimieren 334 ls (Befehl) 336 more (Befehl) 337 Kontaktliste 151 lsmod (Befehl) 339 mount (Befehl) 338 Kopete 149 lspci 236 Mount point 64 KPhone 156 lsusb 236 MOV 232 Krita 245 Mozilla 229 KSnapshot 325 MP3 214 KTorrent 152 M MPEG 232 KVM 302 /media (Verzeichnis) 98, 100 MPEG-Transportstrom 239 /mnt (Verzeichnis) 98, 100 MPG 232 .m2t 239 MPlayer 232 L MAC (Media Access Control) 130 Plugin 229 /lib (Verzeichnis) 98 Mac, SD-Karte flashen 346 MTP 217 /lib/firmware 238 Mail, signierte 167 MTU (Maximum Transmission lame 233 mail.log 300 Unit) 130 LAME 215, 225 MAILCHECK (Umgebungs- Mülleimer
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