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Hill_index.qxd 6/7/07 10:31 AM Page 439 Index .(dot) prefix files, 108 Alternate install CD. See Installing Ubuntu from * (asterisk), wildcard character, 410 alternate install CD. $ (dollar sign), shell prompt, 169 Amarok music manager, 288–289 - (hyphen), dash in commands, 145 Anagram creator, 363 ? (question mark), wildcard character, 410 Animation, 98–99 | (vertical bar), pipe symbol, 411 Announcements, 313 [ ] (brackets), wildcard characters, 410 Answers, 28, 351 ~ (tilde), home directory indicator, 169 Applets. See also specific applets. 3D modeling, 98–99, 438 adding, 64 definition, 64 About Kubuntu Guide, 305–306 Kubuntu, 261–262 Access, Ubuntu equivalent to, 436 Applications. See also specific applications. Access permissions, 177–178, 405 closing, 60 Access restrictions, Kubuntu, 300–301 compiling, 197–198 Accessibility, Kubuntu, 250 maximizing, 60 Accounting, Ubuntu equivalent to Windows, 437 minimizing, 60 Add a Printer Wizard, 137–139 open, displaying, 66 addgroup command, 408 starting, 60–62, 69 Adding/removing programs switching between, 66 Adept, 264–265 vendor lockup, 74 Edubuntu, 384–386 writing and tracking, 28 Kubuntu, 264–265 Applications menu. See also Desktop, Ubuntu. Ubuntu, 122–124 Audio CD Creator, 97 Address book, 94 Calculator, 95 adduser command, 408 CD ripper, 97 Adept package manager. See also Installing description, 60 Kubuntu. Dictionary, 95 adding/removing programs, 264–265 Disk Usage Analyzer, 97 components, 263 FreeCell Patience, 96 installing packages, 263–266, 269–271 Gnometric, 96 managing repositories, 266–269 Internet Relay Chat, 96 previewing changes, 270–271 Mahjongg, 96 search feature, 265 Movie Player, 97 starting, 264 Nibbles, 96 update notification, 271–274 Sound Recorder, 97 Updater, 271–274 starting applications, 60 Updater-Notifier, 271–274 Sudoku, 97 Advanced Package Tool (APT), 125, 166–167 System Monitor, 97 Advanced tab, 282–285 Terminal, 95 Advocacy, 334 Terminal Server Client, 96 AIM, Ubuntu equivalent, 437 Text Editor, 95 439 Hill_index.qxd 6/7/07 10:31 AM Page 440 440 Index Appointments, 296. See also Calendars. Brackets ([ ]), wildcard characters, 410 APT (Advanced Package Tool), 125, 166–167 Bread, baking, 243–244 aptitude utility, 174 Breezy Badger (5.10), 250 Archive management, 347 Bug #1, 24–25 Array failure, RAID, 160 Bugs Array management, 164 Bug #1, 24–25 Artwork, user contributions, 336 Malone, 24–25, 28, 349–350 Asterisk (*), wildcard character, 410 reports, filing, 240–242 Astronomy program, 366–367 tracking, 24–25, 28, 349–350 Audio. See also Music. user contributions, 336–337 distorted, 208 Bulletin boards, 315–318 from iPods, 116 Burning CDs listening to, 114–116 audio and data, 134–135, 292–293 LTSP (Linux Terminal Server Project), 388–389 installation, 36–38, 134 MP3 format, 117 Buttons in window border, 60 Ogg format, 117 playing CDs, 116–117 Calc, 289–290, 369 Rhythmbox, 114–116 Calculator program, 95 ripping CDs, 116–117 Calculators, 95, 302 Sound Juicer, 116–117 Calendars Audio CD Creator, 97 on the desktop, 65 Autopackages, running, 196–197 Evolution, 78–79 Kontact, 296 Background, desktop KOrganizer, 296 Kubuntu, 259, 300 Kubuntu, 294–297 Ubuntu, 105 Cameras. See Digital cameras. Backing up data Canonical Ltd. boot sector, 187–188 Bazaar, 27 RAID, 159 formation of, 11–12 Backports repository, 165 Launchpad, 27–29 Bacon, Jono, 310 service and support, 25–27 Baker, 135 cardbus adapter not recognized, 218–219 Base, 369 cat command, 408 Bazaar, 27, 352 cd command, 404 Beagle, 99–100, 203–204 CD images. See .iso files. Big Iron Kernel, 153–154 CD ripper, 97 BIOS configuration problems, 38 CD/ROM, troubleshooting, 221 Blanking screens, 396 CDs Blender, 97–99 audio Bluefish, 100–101 burning, 134–135, 292–293 Blueprint, 28, 350 creating, 97 Bluetooth support, 222 playing, 116–117 Bookmarking ripping, 97, 116–117, 286–287 files, 103 data, burning, 292–293 live bookmarks, 71 installation. See Installation CDs. Web sites, 71 Checking for Books. See Documentation; Help. CD errors, 371 Boot failure, 187–188 installed fonts, 191–192 /boot folder, 109 Kubuntu updates, 267 Boot logo appears corrupted, 188–189 software upgrade, 200 Boot process, Edubuntu, 358–359 Ubuntu updates, 130–131, 132 Boot sector, backing up and restoring, 187–188. See also chmod command, 405 MBR. chown command, 406 Hill_index.qxd 6/7/07 10:31 AM Page 441 Index 441 Client management, Edubuntu Creative Commons compatible license, 426 kernel version, updating, 392–393 crontab file, 228–230 NFS root, updating, 391–392 Cropping images, 85 Clock Cunningham, Ward, 319 date and time, 276 CUPS Manager, 136 Edubuntu, 377 Customizing. See also Configuring. Ubuntu, 65 Kubuntu CoC (Code of Conduct), 20–22, 413–414 access restrictions, 300–301 Codecs, installing, 113–114 applets, 261–262 Collective work, legal definition, 426 date and time, 276 Command-line interface desktop, 259–260, 300 Kubuntu, 302 disk drives, 282–283 Ubuntu. See Terminal. file sharing, 279–282 Commands. See Terminal, commands. GHNS (Get Hot New Stuff), 260–261 Commercial distributions, 343–345 graphical display configuration, 278–279 Community Council, 330–331 keyboard behavior, 276 Community of users. See Ubuntu community. the Kicker, 261–262 Compression, multimedia, 113–114 KMenu, 262–263 Computer Administration section, 276–280 locking out, 300 Computers, older or less powerful. See Xubuntu. look and feel, 275–276 Conferences, 322–325 making immutable, 300 Configuration files, 108 mouse behavior, 276 Configuring. See also Customizing. network configuration, 279–282 BIOS, 38 personal information, 275 desktop printers, 276–279 background, 105 splash screen, 276 menu layout, 61–62 templates for, 260–261 preferences, 63 Windows applications, 283–285 screensavers, 106 Wine, 283–285 themes, 105–106 X Window configuration, 278–279 Edubuntu server, 373–374 Ubuntu desktop Ekiga, 88–92 background, 105 keyboard layout menu layout, 61–62 Edubuntu, 375 preferences, 63 Kubuntu, 276 screensavers, 106 Ubuntu, 41 themes, 105–106 Kubuntu graphical display configuration, 278–279 Dapper Drake (6.04), 3, 23, 250 locking the configuration, 300 Databases network configuration, 279–282 Base program, 369 networks, 279–282 of stars, 366–367 X Window configuration, 278–279 Ubuntu equivalent to Windows, 436 printers, 135–139 Date and time, 276. See also Clock. user accounts, 45–48, 54 Debian project, 16–17 X Window, 278–279 Deleted items, restoring, 194–195 Copying Deleting files, 111, 285–286 files, 285–286 files between computers, 230 user accounts, 408 folders, 111 user groups, 408 photos from mobile phone, 222 delgroup command, 408 cp command, 405 deluser command, 408 Creative Commons Attribution, 425–433. See also Derivative work, legal definition, 426 Licensing. Derived distributions, 342–345 Hill_index.qxd 6/7/07 10:31 AM Page 442 442 Index Desktop, Edubuntu shortcut icons, 64 blanking screens, 396 system configuration, 63 lockdown editor, 396 System menu, 63–64 locking screens, 396 taskbar, 60, 66 logging users out, 394–395 themes plug-ins, 397 changing, 208–209 process management, 394 finding, 209–210 sending messages, 395 installing, 209–210 starting programs, 395–396 usability, 67 user groups, 396–397 wastebasket, 67 Desktop, KDE. See KDE desktop; Kubuntu. workspaces, 66 Desktop, Kubuntu. See also KDE desktop. Desktop CD. See Installing Ubuntu from desktop CD. backgrounds, 259, 300 Desktop folder, accessing, 62 clearing, 257 Desktop publishing, 370, 437. See also Word customizing, 259–260 processing. making immutable, 300 Desktop search, 203–204 multiple, 260 Desktops vs. servers, 23. See also Ubuntu Server. screensaver, 260–261 /dev folder, 109 wallpaper, 259, 260–263, 300 /dev/dsp not available, 207 Desktop, Ubuntu. See also Applications menu. Developer blogs, 71 applets, 64 Developer summits, 322–324 applications Development discussions, 313 closing, 60 Development environment, 102 maximizing, 60 Device detection, 276–279 minimizing, 60 Device file creation, disabling, 178 open, displaying, 66 Device icons, 60 starting, 60–62 Devices. See specific devices. switching between, 66 df command, 406 buttons in window border, 60 Dia, 371 calendar, 65 Dictionary, 95 clock, 65 Digital cameras, 135 customizing Directories. See Folders. background, 105 Disk & Filesystems section, 282–283 menu layout, 61–62 Disk storage. See also CDs; USB storage devices. preferences, 63 across physical boundaries. See RAID (redundant screensavers, 106 array of inexpensive disks). themes, 105–106 drives, Kubuntu, 282–283 Desktop folder, accessing, 62 drives, searching for, 62 device icons, 60 fixing, 234–235 files on, location, 62 floppy disks, 133, 135 hanging up, 198 formatting, 224–225 help and support, 63 hard disks. See also LVM (Logical Volume hiding/showing, 66 Manager). Home folder, accessing, 62 mounting/unmounting, 133 installing, 192 partitioning. See Partitioning disks. language selection, 59 usage analysis, 97 main areas, 59 reads but won’t write, 222–223, 223–226 notification area, 64–65 recovering from power failure, 234–235 panel, 59 space usage performance enhancement, 231–232 displaying, 406 Places menu, 62–63 freeing, 199–200 preferences, 63 reducing, 235 problem reporting, 63 USB keyring devices, 133–134 Hill_index.qxd 6/7/07 10:31 AM Page 443 Index 443 Disk Usage Analyzer, 97 DVD Display tool, 278–279 encryption, 119 Dispute resolution, 330, 414 not working, 221 Distribution management, 347 playback is jittery, 206–207 Distributions. See also specific distributions. video, enabling, 210–211 commercial, 343–345 won’t eject, 221 definition, 12 won’t play, 206 derived, 342–345 description,
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    Introduction to FmxLinux Delphi’s FireMonkey for Linux Solution Jim McKeeth Embarcadero Technologies [email protected] Chief Developer Advocate & Engineer For quality purposes, all lines except the presenter are muted IT’S OK TO ASK QUESTIONS! Use the Q&A Panel on the Right This webinar is being recorded for future playback. Recordings will be available on Embarcadero’s YouTube channel Your Presenter: Jim McKeeth Embarcadero Technologies [email protected] | @JimMcKeeth Chief Developer Advocate & Engineer Agenda • Overview • Installation • Supported platforms • PAServer • SDK & Packages • Usage • UI Elements • Samples • Database Access FireDAC • Migrating from Windows VCL • midaconverter.com • 3rd Party Support • Broadway Web Why FMX on Linux? • Education - Save money on Windows licenses • Kiosk or Point of Sale - Single purpose computers with locked down user interfaces • Security - Linux offers more security options • IoT & Industrial Automation - Add user interfaces for integrated systems • Federal Government - Many govt systems require Linux support • Choice - Now you can, so might as well! Delphi for Linux History • 1999 Kylix: aka Delphi for Linux, introduced • It was a port of the IDE to Linux • Linux x86 32-bit compiler • Used the Trolltech QT widget library • 2002 Kylix 3 was the last update to Kylix • 2017 Delphi 10.2 “Tokyo” introduced Delphi for x86 64-bit Linux • IDE runs on Windows, cross compiles to Linux via the PAServer • Designed for server side development - no desktop widget GUI library • 2017 Eugene