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Preface 
Part I. Enjoying and Being Productive on Linux
1. Introduction to Linux

      About This Book 

      Who's Using Linux? 

      System Features 

      About Linux's Copyright 

      Open Source and the Philosophy of Linux 

      Sources of Linux Information 

      Getting Help 
2. Preinstallation and Installation

      Distributions of Linux 

      Preparing to Install Linux 

      Post-Installation Procedures 

      Running into Trouble 
3. Desktop Environments

      Why Use a Graphical Desktop? 

      The K Desktop Environment 

      KDE Applications 

      The GNOME Desktop Environment 

      GNOME Applications 
4. Basic Unix Commands and Concepts

      Logging In 

      Setting a Password 

      Virtual Consoles 

      Popular Commands 

      Shells 

      Useful Keys and How to Get Them to Work 

      Typing Shortcuts 

      Filename Expansion 

      Saving Your Output 

      What Is a Command? 

      Putting a Command in the Background 

      Remote Logins and Command Execution 

      Manual Pages 

      Startup Files 

      Important Directories 

      Basic Text Editing 

      Advanced Shells and Shell Scripting 
5. Web Browsers and Instant Messaging

      The World Wide Web 

      Instant Messaging 
6. Electronic Mail Clients

      Using KMail 

      Using Mozilla Mail & News 

      Getting the Mail to Your Computer with fetchmail 

      OpenPGP Encryption with GnuPG 
7. Games

      Gaming 

      Quake III 

      Return to Castle Wolfenstein 

      Unreal Tournament 2004 

      Emulators 

      Frozen Bubble 

      Tux Racer 
8. Office Suites and Personal Productivity

      Using OpenOffice 

      KOffice 

      Other Word Processors 

      Synching PDAs 

      Groupware 

      Managing Your Finances 
9. Multimedia

      Multimedia Concepts 

      Kernel and Driver Issues 

      Embedded and Other Multimedia Devices 

      Desktop Environments 

      Windows Compatibility 

      Multimedia Applications 

      Multimedia Toolkits and Development Environments 

      Solutions to Common Problems 

      References 
Part II. System Administration
10. System Administration Basics

      Maintaining the System 

      Managing Filesystems 

      Managing Swap Space 

      The /proc Filesystem 

      Device Files 

      Scheduling Recurring Jobs Using cron 

      Executing Jobs Once 

      Managing System Logs 

      Processes 

      Programs That Serve You 
11. Managing Users, Groups, and Permissions

      Managing User Accounts 

      File Ownership and Permissions 

      Changing the Owner, Group, and Permissions 
12. Installing, Updating, and Compiling Programs

      Upgrading Software 

      General Upgrade Procedure 

      Automated and Bulk Upgrades 

      Upgrading Software Not Provided in Packages 

      Archive and Compression Utilities 
13. Networking

      Networking with TCP/IP 

      Dial-Up PPP 

      PPP over ISDN 

      ADSL 

      Cable Modems 

      Network Diagnostics Tools 
14. Printing

      Printing 

      Managing Print Services 
15. File Sharing

      Sharing Files with Windows Systems (Samba) 

      NFS and NIS Configuration 
16. The X Window System

      A History of X 

      X Concepts 

      Hardware Requirements 

      Installing X.org 

      Configuring X.org 

      Running X 

      Running into Trouble 

      X and 3D 
17. System Start and Shutdown

      Booting the System 

      System Startup and Initialization 

      Single-User Mode 

      Shutting Down the System 

      A Graphical Runlevel Editor: KSysV 
18. Configuring and Building the Kernel

      Building a New Kernel 

      Loadable Device Drivers 

      Loading Modules Automatically 
19. Text Editing

      Editing Files Using vi 

      The (X)Emacs Editor 
20. Text Processing

      TeX and LaTeX 

      XML and DocBook 

      groff 

      Texinfo 
Part III. Programming
21. Programming Tools

      Programming with gcc 

      Makefiles 

      Debugging with gdb 

      Useful Utilities for C Programmers 

      Using Perl 

      Java 

      Python 

      Other Languages 

      Introduction to OpenGL Programming 

      Integrated Development Environments 
22. Running a Web Server

      Configuring Your Own Web Server 
23. Transporting and Handling Email Messages

      The Postfix MTA 

      Procmail 

      Filtering Spam 
24. Running an FTP Server

      Introduction 

      Compiling and Installing 

      Running ProFTPD 

      Configuration 
Part IV. Network Services
25. Running Web Applications with MySQL and PHP

      MySQL 

      PHP 

      The LAMP Server in Action 
26. Running a Secure System

      A Perspective on System Security 

      Initial Steps in Setting Up a Secure System 

      TCP Wrapper Configuration 

      Firewalls: Filtering IP Packets 

      SELinux 
27. Backup and Recovery

      Making Backups 

      What to Do in an Emergency 
28. Heterogeneous Networking and Running Windows Programs

      Sharing Partitions 

      Emulation and Virtual Operating Systems 

      Remote Desktop Access to Windows Programs 

      FreeNX: Linux as a Remote Desktop Server 
Appendix: Sources of Linux Information 
Index