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Ubuntu Pocket Guide and Reference

Written by award-winning author Keir Thomas, Ubuntu Pocket Guide and Reference is a totally unique and concise guide for everyday Ubuntu use.
Click here to download the PDF Edition of Ubuntu Pocket Guide and Reference
Contents:
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A brief introduction:
- What is Ubuntu?
- What makes Ubuntu special
- What Ubuntu offers
- How to read this book
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Installing Ubuntu:
- Types of installation
- Preparing your PC for Ubuntu
- Getting Ubuntu
- Creating an install CD
- Step-by-step: Installing Ubuntu
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Configuring Ubuntu:
- Getting started
- Keyboard and mouse/trackpad
- Graphics
- Sound
- Getting online
- Printers
- Removable storage
- Scanners
- Bluetooth
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Getting to grips with the desktop:
- Logging in
- The layout of the desktop
- Virtual desktops
- Personalizing
- Useful applications
- Cutting, copying, and pasting
- Desktop search
- Deskbar
- Keyboard shortcuts
- Adding new users
- Making programs start automatically
- Dealing with crashed programs
- Changing the time & date
- Rebooting and shutting down
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Users and the filesystem:
- How Ubuntu handles files
- Understanding users
- Nautilus: An overview
- Day-to-day file management
- File compression
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Hands-on at the command-line:
- All about the shell
- Understanding the prompt
- How commands work
- Complex filenames
- Relative and absolute paths
- Running programs
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Software management:
- All about package management
- Synaptic: An overview
- Typical tasks
- Command-line software management
- Working with repositories
- Compiling from source code
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Securing the system:
- System updates
- Configuring the firewall
- Installing antivirus
- Encrypting files and folders
- Enhancing web browser security
Appendix:
- Glossary of terms
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Learning more and getting help:
- Books and magazines
- Online help
- Built-in documentation
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Created: 2 years ago.
Last edited: 2 years ago.
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| Comments | |||
| 9 months ago |
compuman2004 |
This is a very useful tool and reference. | |
| 2 years ago |
clem |
@Alexio: Please fix the layout in the table of contents. | |
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