Symbols
- # character, Typing Shell Commands
- # comment token, The httpd.conf File
- # hash mark, Configuring Local Drives
- # pound sign, Exiting dselect
- $ dollar sign, Exiting dselect, Shell Variables
- & ampersand, Periscope: A Useful Networking Script
- & character, Typing Shell Commands
- ' single quote, Creating a directory, Quoted Strings
- (GMT) Universal Time, Configuring the base system
- () backslash, Quoted Strings
- (`) back quote, Quoted Strings
- ({) curly braces, Shell Variables
- (|) pipe redirector, Displaying directory contents, Input/Output Redirection and Piping
- (“) double quote, Quoted Strings
- * asterisk, Finding a file
- , comma, user accounts and, Removing a member from a group
- . dot, Displaying directory contents
- . dot character, Creating a User Account
- . dot in filename, Creating a directory
- . single dot, Absolute and relative pathnames
- .. two dots, Absolute and relative pathnames
- / forward slash, The directory tree, Creating a directory
- / slash, Choosing Packages for Installation or Removal, Configuring the sources.list File
- // slashes, pair of, Configuring the sources.list File
- /etc/apt directory, Configuring the sources.list File
- /home/httpd/html directory, The access.conf file
- /root/periscope file, Periscope: A Useful Networking Script
- /sbin directory, Shutting Down the System
- 80386/80486 processors, Central Processing Unit (CPU)
- : colon, Removing a member from a group, The Search Path
- ; character, Typing Shell Commands
- . dot, Configuring the network
- backward slash, The directory tree
- _ underscore, Creating a directory
A
- absolute parameters, Working with compressed files
- absolute path, Absolute and relative pathnames, Creating a directory, Running programs, Shell Scripts
- accelerated servers, Configuring X
- access methods for packages, Choosing the Access Method, Choosing the Access Method
- access modes, Displaying directory contents, Working with file permissions, Shell Scripts
- access permissions, Working with file permissions, Working with file permissions
- Access step (dselect program), Installing the Applications
- access.conf file, The access.conf file, The access.conf file
- accessing the system, Logging In
- accounts
- root user account, Establishing a normal user account
- user accounts, Establishing a normal user account
- deleting, Deleting a User Account
- activating swap partitions, Initializing and activating a swap partition
- active connection, Viewing Samba Server Status
- active file shares, viewing, Viewing Samba Server Status
- active printer shares, viewing, Viewing Samba Server Status
- administering Linux, Configuring and Administering Linux
- ae text editor, Configuring the sources.list File
- aliases, The srm.conf File
- shells, Shell Aliases
- removing/preserving, Shell Aliases
- Alt (Meta) key, Installing the minicom package
- AMD processors, Central Processing Unit (CPU)
- ampersand (&), Periscope: A Useful Networking Script
- Angoss SmartWare, Other Desktop Applications
- anonymous FTP, An FTP Server
- Apache, Testing the FTP Server, Startup and Use
- (see also web server)
- binding web servers, The httpd.conf File
- installing, Installing the apache package
- log files for, Viewing System Messages and Logs
- resources for further information, Configuration
- APIs (application programming interfaces), WINE
- applications, Choosing Packages
- (see also packages)
- desktop (see entries at desktop)
- GNOME-compliant, appearance of, The GNOME Control Center
- launched automatically, The GNOME Control Center
- Applix, Applix Applixware
- Applixware, Applix Applixware, Running Applixware
- installing, Installing Applix
- running, Running Applixware
- apt-get package management tool, Using apt-get, Upgrading Installed Packages
- archives, Working with compressed files
- arguments, Command Structure, Commands and Arguments, The break and continue commands
- aliases and, Shell Aliases
- commands and, The test command, The break and continue commands
- description of, Getting Help, Using apropos
- evaluating, The test command
- help for, Getting Help, Using apropos
- processing, Processing Arguments
- ASCII, non-ASCII characters, Configuring X
- ash shell, Configuring Access to Shells, A Variety of Shells
- asterisk (*), Finding a file
- authentication
- password, Using wvdial
- users, Using wvdial, An FTP Server
- autoexec.bat file
- renaming, Using the fips utility
- restoring name, Using the fips utility
- Axene Office, Other Desktop Applications
B
- back quote (`), Quoted Strings
- background properties (GNOME control center), The GNOME Control Center
- backslash (), Quoted Strings
- backspace key, Configuring X
- backups, Using the fips utility, Working with compressed files, Using the Linux Samba Client for File Backup and Recovery
- before deleting files, Deleting a User Account
- before installing Linux, Installing the Operating System and Applications
- /etc/group file, Removing a member from a group
- PC files, Samba
- restoring, Using the Linux Samba Client for File Backup and Recovery
- Samba server configuration, Troubleshooting Samba
- backward slash (), The directory tree
- bad blocks, scanning for, Initializing and activating a swap partition
- base system
- configuring, Installing the base system
- installing, Installing the Kernel and Base System, Making a boot floppy
- base2_1.tgz file, Installing the base system
- BASH shell, Creating a User Account, Conquering the BASH Shell, A Variety of Shells
- assigned automatically, Configuring Access to Shells
- automatic startup at login, A Variety of Shells
- basics, Logging In
- “Bourne Again SHell”, A Variety of Shells
- built-in commands, Filename Globbing
- commands for, Typing Shell Commands, Commands and Arguments
- conditional commands, Conditional Logic, The break and continue commands
- learning, benefits of, Why Learn to Use the Shell?
- Unix and, Why Learn to Use the Shell?
- using, Using the Shell, The Power of the Linux Shell
- Basic profile, Choosing Packages
- Bell Telephone Lab, The origins of Linux
- Berkeley System Distribution (BSD), The origins of Linux
- /bin file, Commands and Arguments
- binary file, Testing the FTP Server
- binary form, How Linux is Different
- BIOS, system, Information You Need
- Blizzard Entertainment, Starcraft
- boot configuration, Booting the System
- boot disk, Booting the System
- boot prompt, Starting the installation procedure, Making a boot floppy, Booting the System
- booting
- Linux
- from CD-ROM with this book, Installing the Kernel and Base System
- from floppy disks, Booting from floppy diskettes
- from MS-DOS/Windows 95/98, Installing the Kernel and Base System
- mailing list information, The Debian Mailing Lists
- system, Making a boot floppy
- your system, Making a boot floppy, Booting the System
- “Bourne Again SHell” (see BASH shell)
- Bourne shell, Configuring Access to Shells
- brackets, Using man
- broadcast address, Configuring the network
- broadcast messages, Configuring the network
- browseable shares, Linux Client
- browsers (see web browsers)
- BSD (Berkeley System Distribution), The origins of Linux
- buttons (seyon program), Using seyon
C
- C programming language, The origins of Linux
- C shell, Configuring Access to Shells, A Variety of Shells
- caching documents, The httpd.conf File
- Caldera OpenLinux, Linux distributions
- Cancel button (GNOME control center), The GNOME Control Center
- cancel printing, Printing a file
- canonical URL (web server), The httpd.conf File
- capplets (GNOME control center), The GNOME Control Center
- case condition, The case command
- case sensitivity, Logging In, Command Structure
- CD player (GNOME), GNOME CD Player
- CD-ROMs, Filesystems
- CD-ROM drives, Drives
- configuration information for, Collecting Configuration Information by Using Windows
- module for, installing, Configuring device driver modules
- CD-ROM with this book
- base system, Installing the base system
- booting Linux from, Installing the Kernel and Base System
- FAQs, FAQs
- gFTP client, gFTP FTP client
- installation program, Installing the Operating System Kernel and Modules
- packages, accessing, Connecting via PPP
- central processing units, Minimum Hardware Requirements
- cfdisk utility, Partitioning a hard drive
- CGI directory, The srm.conf File
- CGI scripts, The access.conf file
- Challenge-Handshake Authentication Protocol (CHAP), Using wvdial
- CHAP (Challenge-Handshake Authentication Protocol), Using wvdial
- character count, Input/Output Redirection and Piping
- characters
- (#) character, Typing Shell Commands
- (&) character, Typing Shell Commands
- (;) character, Typing Shell Commands
- case condition, The case command
- non-ASCII characters, Configuring X
- special, for filename globbing, Filename Globbing
- chat with Debian users, Internet Relay Chat (IRC)
- child processes (web server), The httpd.conf File
- chkdsk utility, Using the fips utility
- CLI (command line interface), Issuing Commands
- editing command line, Typing Shell Commands
- clients, Samba Client Configuration and Use, Other Clients
- clock settings, Configuring X
- colon (:), Removing a member from a group, The Search Path
- colon prompt, Using man
- color display
- installation program, Choosing color versus monochrome
- minicom program, Running minicom
- combining files/directories, Working with compressed files
- comma (,), Removing a member from a group
- mount options and, Configuring Local Drives
- command line interface (CLI), Issuing Commands, Typing Shell Commands
- command line, adjusting to, Issuing Commands
- command prompt, Logging In
- MS-DOS, Linux Features and Performance
- Unix, The X Window System
- command-line arguments
- installing modules and, Configuring device driver modules
- commands
- aliases for, Shell Aliases
- for BASH shell, Typing Shell Commands, Commands and Arguments
- built-in, Filename Globbing
- case condition, The case command
- for condition, The for command
- conditional commands, Conditional Logic, The break and continue commands
- correcting, Correcting Commands
- description of, Getting Help, Using apropos
- for devices, Working with Devices, Useful Linux Programs
- echo commands, Shell Scripts, Shell Variables
- external, Commands and Arguments
- for files, Working with Files, Running programs
- help for, Getting Help, Using apropos
- if condition, The if command
- issuing, Issuing Linux Commands
- keystroke commands, Typing Shell Commands
- for minicom program, Running minicom
- prompting for confirmation, Shell Aliases
- shell scripts and, Shell Scripts
- structure of, Command Structure
- subsystem commands, Testing the FTP Server
- system administrator commands, Commands and Arguments
- for viewing system status information, Viewing System Information
- while condition, The while command, The until command
- comment token (#), The httpd.conf File
- Commit Changes button (Samba server), Configuring global variables
- Compress (PCTool), Using the fips utility
- compressed/compressing files, Working with compressed files
- computers (see desktop computers)
- conditional logic, Conditional Logic, The break and continue commands
- Config item (dselect program), Installing the Applications
- config.sys file, Collecting Configuration Information by Using Windows
- renaming, Using the fips utility
- restoring name, Using the fips utility
- configuration file (xf86config), Configuring X
- configuring
- collecting information for, Collecting Information About Your System
- configuration information, Information You Need
- information for exim mail package, Installing the selected packages
- configuring base system, Installing the base system
- configuring device driver modules, Configuring device driver modules
- configuring dial-in shell server, Configuring a Dial-In Shell Server
- configuring FTP server, An FTP Server, Testing the FTP Server
- configuring GNOME desktop, Configuring GNOME
- configuring group definitions, Configuring Group Definitions
- configuring LAN (Local Area Network), Linux-based, Network Administration, Miscellaneous Network Configuration Options
- configuring Linux, Configuring and Administering Linux
- configuring local drives, Configuring Local Drives, Configuring Swap Partitions
- configuring mail server, Using a Mail Server, Using a Mail Server
- configuring minicom program , Using minicom, Saving your changes
- configuring modem, Configuring Your Modem, PPP Client
- configuring networks, Configuring the network, Configuring the network
- information needed for, Configuring the network
- configuring packages, Configuring Packages
- configuring Samba server, Configuring Samba
- file share parameters (Samba server), Configuring file share parameters
- configuring secure shell server, Configuring a Secure Shell Server
- configuring swap partitions, Configuring Swap Partitions
- configuring web server, Testing the FTP Server, Startup and Use
- configuring X Window System, Configuring X, Configuring X
- caution with, Installing X
- configuring your new system, Configuring the New System, Choosing Packages
- confirmation screen, Configuring the network
- connecting to the Internet
- via PPP, Connecting via PPP
- with seyon program, Using seyon
- connections, persistent (web server), The httpd.conf File
- control center (GNOME desktop), The GNOME Control Center
- control characters, Using the ae Editor
- control keystrokes, Typing Shell Commands
- Control Panel, Windows 95/98, Collecting Configuration Information by Using Windows
- copying
- files, Copying a file, Using the File Manager
- text, Copying and Pasting Text
- copyright/copyleft, Copyleft
- CORBA (Common Object Request Broker Architecture), Enlightenment
- Corel WordPerfect for Linux (see WordPerfect for Linux)
- CPUs (Central Processing Units), Minimum Hardware Requirements
- Create Launcher Applet dialog box, The GNOME Panel
- cron program, Continuing Onward
- csh shell, Configuring Access to Shells
- CTS (modem indicator), Using seyon
- curly braces ({), Shell Variables
- current working directory, Home and working directories
- changing, Shell Variables
- cycle of system use, The System Use Cycle
- cylinders, How Hard Disks are Organized
- cylinder for new partition, Using the fips utility
- Cyrix processors, Central Processing Unit (CPU)
D
- daemons, Starting and Stopping Services, Viewing Samba Server Status, Installing the samba package
- httpd daemon, Configuration, The httpd.conf File
- PPP daemon, Connecting to the Internet
- data storage, Linux Features and Performance
- data streams, standard, Input/Output Redirection and Piping, Input/Output Redirection and Piping
- database
- for packages, Querying the Package Database
- relational, Other Desktop Applications
- selecting video card from, Configuring X
- date
- applet for (GNOME desktop), Date & time applet
- displaying, Issuing Commands
- setting/storing, Setting the System Time and Time Zone
- deb, Packages
- Debian GNU/Linux, Linux distributions, Web Pages
- (see also entries at Linux)
- FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions), FAQs
- FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions), Web Pages
- help, Getting Help
- install utility, Identifying an unused partition
- mailing lists, The Debian Mailing Lists
- using Linux applications and clients with, Chapter 8
- web site, The Debian Web Site
- DEC Unix, Linux at Home and at Work
- defaults
- aliases, viewing, Shell Aliases
- configuration, Booting the System
- font, GNOME Terminal
- network route, deleting, Periscope: A Useful Networking Script
- text editor (GNOME control center), The GNOME Control Center
- defrag utility (Microsoft), Using the fips utility
- defragmenting hard disks , Using the fips utility
- deleting
- directories, Removing a directory
- files, Removing a file, Using the File Manager
- home directory, Deleting a User Account
- packages
- pre-selection, Choosing Packages for Installation or Removal
- partitions, Identifying an unused partition
- user accounts, Deleting a User Account
- dependency conflicts, Choosing Packages for Installation or Removal
- description strings
- for monitors, Configuring X
- for video cards, Configuring X
- desktop (GNOME desktop), Desktop
- desktop applications
- available for Linux, Other Desktop Applications
- desktop publishing applications, Other Desktop Applications
- desktop suites
- StarOffice (Star Division), StarOffice, Running StarOffice
- WordPerfect for Linux (Corel), Corel WordPerfect for Linux, Running WordPerfect for Linux
- other, Other Desktop Applications
- desktop computers
- Linux run on, PC Operating Systems
- operating systems for, PC Operating Systems, Linux Features and Performance
- using Linux, The Linux kernel
- desktop environments, Using the X Window System
- desktop publishing applications, Other Desktop Applications
- desktop suites, Other Desktop Applications
- StarOffice (Star Division), StarOffice, Running StarOffice
- WordPerfect for Linux (Corel), Corel WordPerfect for Linux, Running WordPerfect for Linux
- desktop themes (GNOME control center), The GNOME Control Center
- desktops, Desktops, Launching GNOME and Enlightenment, Using the File Manager
- developers, How Linux is Different
- device driver modules, configuring, Configuring device driver modules
- device files, Configuring X
- Device Manager, Windows 95/98, Collecting Configuration Information by Using Windows
- devices
- commands for, Working with Devices, Useful Linux Programs
- list of, Devices, Filesystems
- troubleshooting, Configuring device driver modules
- DIAGNOSIS.txt file, Troubleshooting Samba
- dial-in shell server, configuring, Configuring a Dial-In Shell Server
- Dial-Up Networking (Microsoft Windows), Connecting to the Internet, PPP Client
- Dialing Directory dialog box, Using seyon, Running minicom
- dialing options, configuring (minicom progam), Configuring modem and dialing options
- dialogs, Using wvdial
- Digital Equipment Corporation, What is X?
- directories, Filesystems, Directories, Removing a directory
- combining, Working with compressed files
- contents of, Displaying directory contents, Displaying directory contents
- creating, Creating a directory
- new search directory, The Search Path
- deleting, Removing a directory
- My Documents directory, Creating a directory
- naming, Creating a directory
- removing, Removing a directory
- renaming, Renaming or moving a file
- directory tree, The directory tree
- disabling virtual memory, Using the fips utility
- Disk Drives icon, Windows 95/98, Collecting Configuration Information by Using Windows
- disk drives, fixed, Viewing Partition Information
- disk management, Linux Features and Performance
- disks, hard (see hard disks)
- displaying system status, Issuing Commands
- displays (see monitors)
- distribution (see Linux distributions; software distribution)
- DNS (Domain Name Server), Introduction
- documenting your system configuration, Collecting Information About Your System
- documents
- caching (web server), The httpd.conf File
- format and organization of (web server), The srm.conf File, The srm.conf File
- permissions (web server), The access.conf file, The access.conf file
- dollar sign ($), Exiting dselect, Shell Variables
- domain name, Configuring the network, Startup and Use
- Domain Name Server (DNS), Introduction
- Doom, DOOM
- installing, Installing Doom
- DOSKEYS editor (MS_DOS), Typing Shell Commands
- dosutilsfips20 estorrb.exe file, Using the fips utility
- dot (.), Configuring the network, Displaying directory contents
- in filename, Creating a directory
- dot character (.), Creating a User Account
- double quote inxs (“), Quoted Strings
- downloads, Configuring filenames and paths, Configuring file transfer protocols
- dpkg package management tool, Using dpkg, List files installed from a package
- drag and drop operations, Using the File Manager
- drawers (GNOME desktop), The GNOME Panel
- drawing program (StarDraw), Running StarOffice
- drive icon (GNOME desktop), Drive icon
- drive letters, How Hard Disks are Organized, Identifying an unused partition, Using the fips utility
- mapping to file share, Microsoft Windows Client
- drives
- hard (see hard disks)
- local, configuring, Configuring Local Drives, Configuring Swap Partitions
- dselect package management tool, Using dselect, Exiting dselect
- dselect program, Choosing Packages
- exiting, Exiting dselect
- DSR (modem indicator), Using seyon
- DTR (modem indicator), Using seyon
- dual boot, Reasons to Choose or Not Choose Linux
E
- echo commands, Shell Scripts, Shell Variables
- editing command line, Typing Shell Commands
- ELF (Extension Language Facility), Running Applixware
- fetchmail package for receiving/reading, Using a Mail Server
- PGP-encrypted, Running StarOffice
- sending/mail server for sending/receiving, Using a Mail Server
- of server administrator, The httpd.conf File
- travelling and, Periscope: A Useful Networking Script
- enabling virtual memory, Using the fips utility
- encryption, Configuring a Secure Shell Server
- Enlightenment window manager, Copying and Pasting Text, Enlightenment
- environment variables (see shells, variables for)
- error files, web server, The httpd.conf File
- error messages, Input/Output Redirection and Piping
- file recorded in, Viewing System Messages and Logs
- error stream, standard, Input/Output Redirection and Piping
- /etc/adduser.conf file, Configuring Access to Shells
- /etc/fstab file, Configuring Local Drives
- /etc/fstab file, Mounting and Unmounting Drives
- /etc/group file, Creating a group, Removing a member from a group
- /etc/httpd/conf file, Configuration
- /etc/inetd.conf file, Installing the samba package
- /etc/passwd file, Changing a User Account Password
- /etc/smb.conf file, Configuring Samba
- /etc/shadow file, Changing a User Account Password
- /etc/shells file, Configuring Access to Shells
- /etc/smb.conf file, Samba Server Installation
- /etc/smbusers configuration file, Samba Server Installation
- (eth0) Ethernet interface, Periscope: A Useful Networking Script
- Ethernet, Configuring the network
- Ethernet interface (eth0), Periscope: A Useful Networking Script
- /etc/smb.conf file, Viewing Samba Server Configuration
- Excel (Microsoft), Running Applixware
- exim mail package, Installing the selected packages
- configuring after installation, Installing the selected packages
- log files for, Viewing System Messages and Logs
- exit codes, Exit Codes
- exiting X Window System, Starting and Stopping X, Terminating X
- exiting your system, Logging Out
- expanding files, Working with compressed files
- EXT2 filesystem, Linux Features and Performance
- extended partitions, Partitioning a hard drive
- Extension Language Facility (ELF), Running Applixware
- external commands, Commands and Arguments
- search path and, The Search Path
F
- FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions), Web Pages, Newsgroups, FAQs
- FAT filesystems, Linux Features and Performance, How Hard Disks are Organized
- FAT partitions, Using the fips utility
- fdisk utility, Viewing Partition Information, Identifying an unused partition
- features of Linux, Linux Features and Performance
- fetchmail package, Using a Mail Server
- file manager, Home directory icon, File Manager, Using the File Manager
- file permissions, Working with file permissions, Working with file permissions
- file recovery, Using the Linux Samba Client for File Backup and Recovery
- file shares
- active, viewing, Viewing Samba Server Status
- mapping to drive letter, Microsoft Windows Client
- options for (Samba server), Configuring file share parameters
- parameters for (Samba server), Configuring file share parameters
- file sharing, Samba
- File Transfer Protocol (see FTP)
- file transfer protocols, configuring (minicom program), Configuring file transfer protocols
- filename completion, The Power of the Linux Shell
- filename globbing, Filename Globbing, Filename Globbing
- filename metacharacters, Filename Globbing
- filenames
- configuring (minicom program), Configuring filenames and paths
- containing dot (.), Displaying directory contents, Creating a directory
- globbing of, Filename Globbing
- files, Filesystems, Removing a directory
- backing up before deleting, Deleting a User Account
- binary, Testing the FTP Server
- character count, Input/Output Redirection and Piping
- combining, Working with compressed files
- commands for, Working with Files, Running programs
- compressed/compressing, Working with compressed files
- copying, Copying a file, Using the File Manager
- deleting, Removing a file, Using the File Manager
- displaying contents of, Displaying the contents of a file
- expanding, Working with compressed files
- finding, Finding a file
- hidden, Using the fips utility, Displaying directory contents, Shell Scripts
- installed from package, listing, List files installed from a package
- line count, Input/Output Redirection and Piping
- links and, Working with links
- list of, displaying, Creating a User Account
- moving, Renaming or moving a file, Using the File Manager
- multimedia, The srm.conf File
- null, Input/Output Redirection and Piping
- old/new, Renaming or moving a file
- open, viewing, Viewing Samba Server Status
- permissions, Working with file permissions, Working with file permissions
- print job number, Printing a file
- printing, Printing a file
- with smbprint script, Linux Client
- queueing to printer, Printing a file
- redirecting input/output to, Input/Output Redirection and Piping
- renaming, Renaming or moving a file, Using the File Manager
- with links, Working with links
- tar files, Working with compressed files
- transferring via FTP, Testing the FTP Server
- uncompressing, Working with compressed files
- uploads, gFTP FTP client, Configuring filenames and paths, Configuring file transfer protocols
- wordcount, Input/Output Redirection and Piping
- filesystems, Linux Features and Performance, How Hard Disks are Organized, Filesystems
- administering, Filesystem Administration, Configuring Swap Partitions
- CD-ROM filesystem, Configuring Local Drives
- mounting, Filesystem Administration, Configuring Local Drives
- MS-DOS filesystem, Configuring Local Drives
- types of, Filesystems
- Windows 95/98, Creating a directory
- filters, Input/Output Redirection and Piping
- finding files, Finding a file
- finding Linux (see Linux distributions)
- fips utility, Using the fips utility
- floppy disks, Filesystems
- formatting, Formatting Floppy Diskettes
- mounted by users, Configuring Local Drives
- mounting, Formatting Floppy Diskettes
- unmounting, Formatting Floppy Diskettes
- floppy drives, Drives
- designators, Formatting Floppy Diskettes
- for condition, The for command
- format names, web server, The httpd.conf File
- formatting partitions, How Hard Disks are Organized
- forward slash (/), The directory tree, Creating a directory
- forwarding address, The srm.conf File
- free software, Free software
- Free Software Foundation (FSF), Free software
- FTP (File Transfer Protocol)
- anonymous, An FTP Server
- hackers and, An FTP Server
- subsystem prompt, Testing the FTP Server
- FTP (File Transfer Protocol)
- client for Linux, gFTP FTP client
- FTP client (Linux), Testing the FTP Server
- FTP client (Microsoft Windows), Testing the FTP Server
- FTP server
- installing/configuring, An FTP Server, Testing the FTP Server
- newsgroups for, Testing the FTP Server
- password, Testing the FTP Server
- subsystem commands for, Testing the FTP Server
- testing, Testing the FTP Server
- userid, Testing the FTP Server
- FTP sites, Drives
- Full View button (swat tool), Viewing Samba Server Configuration
- FVWM window manager, FVWM
G
- games, Playing Linux Games
- gateways, Configuring the network, Introduction
- General Electric, The origins of Linux
- geometry of hard disks, How Hard Disks are Organized
- gFTP client, gFTP FTP client
- global variables (Samba server)
- configuring, Configuring global variables, Configuring global variables
- options for, Configuring global variables, Configuring global variables
- Globals button (Samba server), Configuring global variables
- GNOME, Chapter 6
- GNOME CD player, GNOME CD Player
- GNOME desktop, FVWM, Enlightenment, GNOME
- applets and applications, Using GNOME Applets and Applications
- configuring, Configuring GNOME
- logging out, Logging Out
- using, Launching GNOME and Enlightenment, Using the File Manager
- GNOME terminal, GNOME Terminal
- GNOME-compliant applications, appearance of, The GNOME Control Center
- GNU GPL (see GNU Public License)
- GNU Public License, Copyleft, Linux distributions, Linux Features and Performance
- GNU’s not Unix, Free software
- graphical applications
- available with KDE desktop, KDE
- graphical user interface, The X Window System, Why Learn to Use the Shell?
- (see also X Window System)
- newsgroups discussion of, Why Learn to Use the Shell?
- graphics adaptors (see video cards)
- graphics applications, Linux at Home and at Work
- group access permission, Working with file permissions
- group definitions, configuring, Configuring Group Definitions
- Group ID, Removing a member from a group
- groups, Displaying directory contents, Working with file permissions
- administering, User and Group Administration, Configuring Access to Shells
- creating, Creating a group
- deleting, Deleting a group
- members
- adding, Adding a member to a group
- removing, Removing a member from a group
- web server, The httpd.conf File
- guest operating systems, The VMware Virtual Platform
- .gz files, Working with compressed files
H
- hackers
- encrypted passwords and, Configuring shadow passwords
- FTP and, An FTP Server
- secure shell servers and, Configuring a Secure Shell Server
- security options and, Configuring global variables
- hanging up (seyon program), Using seyon
- hard disk drives (see hard disks)
- hard disk space, Drives
- obtaining sufficient, Obtaining Sufficient Disk Space, Using the fips utility
- hard disks, Viewing Partition Information
- booting from, Booting the System
- checking condition of, Using the fips utility
- configuration information for, Collecting Configuration Information by Using Windows
- defragmenting, Using the fips utility
- installing new, Installing a new disk drive
- organization of, How Hard Disks are Organized
- partioning, Partitioning a hard drive, Partitioning a hard drive
- preparing for installation, Preparing Your Hard Disk, Using the fips utility
- selecting, Selecting the hard drive
- structure of, How Hard Disks are Organized
- viewing partition information, Viewing Partition Information
- hard drives (see hard disks)
- hard links, Working with links
- hardware requirements, Minimum Hardware Requirements, Drives
- hash mark (#), Configuring Local Drives
- header lines, Command Structure
- heads, How Hard Disks are Organized
- help, Getting Help
- for arguments, Getting Help, Using apropos
- for commands, Getting Help, Using apropos
- on CDs, GNOME CD Player
- for options, Getting Help, Using apropos
- help viewer (GNOME desktop), Help viewer
- Hess, Joey, Packages
- hidden files, Using the fips utility, Displaying directory contents, Creating a User Account, Shell Scripts
- hide button (GNOME desktop), Hide button
- history list, Correcting Commands, Typing Shell Commands, The Power of the Linux Shell
- home directory, Home and working directories
- deleting, Deleting a User Account
- for new accounts, Creating a User Account
- home directory icon (GNOME desktop), Home directory icon
- horizontal sync rate (xf86config), Configuring X
- caution with, Configuring X
- Host Information dialog box, Miscellaneous Network Configuration Options
- host operating systems, The VMware Virtual Platform
- hostnames, Introduction, Startup and Use
- choosing, Configuring the network
- hosts file, Miscellaneous Network Configuration Options
- search path, Hostname Search Path
- web server, The httpd.conf File
- hosts allow option (Samba server), Configuring global variables
- hosts, permissions for, The access.conf file, The access.conf file
- HOWTOs, HOWTOs
- .htaccess file, The access.conf file
- httpd daemon, Configuration, The httpd.conf File
- httpd.conf file, The httpd.conf File, Startup and Use
- Hyperterminal (Microsoft Windows), Connecting to the Internet, Configuration
I
- ibmbio.com/ibmdos.com files, Using the fips utility
- icons, The srm.conf File
- id Software, DOOM, Quake II, Installing Doom
- identification strings
- for monitors, Configuring X
- for video cards, Configuring X
- if condition, The if command
- IMAGE, Using the fips utility
- indexes, The srm.conf File
- inetd.conf file, Testing the FTP Server
- information
- gathering about your system, Collecting Information About Your System
- gathering via Microsoft Windows, Collecting Configuration Information by Using Windows
- init process, Configuration
- initializing swap partitions, Initializing and activating a swap partition
- inittab file, Configuration
- input data, Input/Output Redirection and Piping
- input focus, Keyboard Operations
- input stream, standard, Input/Output Redirection and Piping
- input/output redirectors, Input/Output Redirection and Piping
- insecure passwords, Establising a root password
- installing base system, Installing the Kernel and Base System, Making a boot floppy, Installing the base system
- installing FTP server, An FTP Server, Testing the FTP Server
- installing kernel, Installing the Kernel and Base System, Making a boot floppy, Installing the Operating System Kernel and Modules
- installing Linux, Preparing to Install Linux, Installing Linux
- Debian GNU/Linux install utility, Identifying an unused partition
- hardware requirements, Minimum Hardware Requirements, Drives
- installation program, The Installation Program User Interface, Using virtual consoles
- main menu, The Installation Main Menu
- selecting color/monochrome display, Choosing color versus monochrome
- phases of, Installing the Operating System and Applications
- preparation for, Preparing to Install Linux, Using the fips utility
- starting the process, Starting the installation procedure
- installing modules, Installing the Operating System Kernel and Modules, Configuring device driver modules
- installing new disk drives, Installing a new disk drive
- installing packages, The Debian Package Management Utilities, Installing the ssh client and server package
- apt-get management tool, Installing a Package
- dpkg management tool, Installing a Package
- dselect management tool, Installing Packages
- pre-selection, Choosing Packages for Installation or Removal
- installing Samba server, Samba Server Installation
- installing StarOffice, Installing StarOffice
- installing the X Window System, Installing X
- installing web server, Testing the FTP Server, Startup and Use
- installing WordPerfect for Linux (Corel), Installing WordPerfect for Linux
- Intel processors, Central Processing Unit (CPU)
- Intel-architecture PCs, Linux Features and Performance
- interfaces, The X Window System, Introduction
- internal server process date (web server), The httpd.conf File
- Internet, Reasons to Choose or Not Choose Linux
- connecting to, Getting Connected to the Internet, Making a PPP Connection Manually
- service provider (ISP), Connecting to the Internet, Periscope: A Useful Networking Script
- Internet name (see hostnames)
- Internet Relay Chat IRC), Internet Relay Chat (IRC)
- IP address, Configuring the network, Using periscope
- finding for your computer, Periscope: A Useful Networking Script
- hostname search path, Hostname Search Path
- hosts file, Miscellaneous Network Configuration Options
- specifying for LAN (Local Area Network), Hostname Search Path
- web server, The httpd.conf File
- IP number, Introduction
- IRC (Internet Relay Chat), Internet Relay Chat (IRC)
- ISP (Internet service provider), Connecting to the Internet, Periscope: A Useful Networking Script
- issuing commands, Issuing Linux Commands
- from the command line, Issuing Commands
J
- Joy, Bill, The origins of Linux
K
- K Desktop Environment, KDE
- KDE desktop, KDE
- kermit program, Configuring filenames and paths
- kernels, The Linux kernel
- keyboard
- bell and sounds (GNOME control center), The GNOME Control Center
- configuring options for (minicom program), Configuring screen and keyboard options
- extended, Configuring X
- keyboard map, Configuring X
- operations with, Keyboard Operations, Pop-Up Menus
- options for, configuring (minicom program), Configuring screen and keyboard options
- properties (GNOME control center), The GNOME Control Center
- selecting, Selecting a keyboard
- keystrokes
- caution with, Common keystrokes
- commands for, Typing Shell Commands
- control keystrokes, Typing Shell Commands
- for editing, Typing Shell Commands
- for installation program, Common keystrokes
- screen savers, restoring, Using Virtual Consoles
- Tab keystroke, Typing Shell Commands
- for virtual consoles, Using virtual consoles
- virtual consoles, switching between, Using Virtual Consoles
- keywords, searching by, Using apropos
- KOffice, KDE, Other Desktop Applications
- Korn shell, Configuring Access to Shells, A Variety of Shells
- ksh shell, Configuring Access to Shells
- KWM (K Window Manager), KDE
L
- LAN (Local Area Network), Linux-based
- LanManager, Samba
- laptop computers
- Debian GNU/Linux and, The Debian Mailing Lists
- large disk support, Viewing Partition Information
- launchers, The GNOME Panel
- launching programs, Commands and Arguments
- search path and, The Search Path
- LBA (logical block addressing), How Hard Disks are Organized
- left mouse button, Using Scrollbars
- legacy applications, The VMware Virtual Platform
- licenses, PC Operating Systems, Copyleft
- QT, KDE
- line count, Input/Output Redirection and Piping
- links, Displaying directory contents, Working with links
- Linux, Why Run Linux?, Linux Features and Performance
- (see also entries at Debian GNU/Linux)
- administering, Configuring and Administering Linux
- BASH shell, Conquering the BASH Shell
- case sensitivity, Logging In
- command interpreter, The Linux Shell
- commands, Issuing Linux Commands
- configuring, Configuring and Administering Linux
- distributions, How Linux is Different, Linux distributions
- features, Linux Features and Performance
- finding, How Linux is Different, Linux distributions
- help, Getting Help
- history of, The Linux kernel
- installing (see installing Linux)
- logging in, Logging In
- for the first time, Exiting dselect
- modifying, How Linux is Different
- networking and, Introduction
- obtaining, Linux distributions
- origins of, The origins of Linux
- vs. other operating systems, How Linux is Different
- performance, Linux Features and Performance
- popularity, Linux at Home and at Work
- pronounciation of, What is Linux?
- reasons for choosing/not choosing, Why Run Linux?, Periscope: A Useful Networking Script
- releases, The Linux kernel
- resources for further information, PC Operating Systems, Linux Resources on the Internet, Continuing Onward
- running concurrently with Windows applications, Reasons to Choose or Not Choose Linux
- as Samba server client, Linux Client
- shells, A Variety of Shells
- power of, The Power of the Linux Shell
- users of, Linux at Home and at Work
- uses at home/work, Linux at Home and at Work
- using applications and clients with Debian, Chapter 8
- using via the X Window System, Using the X Window System
- versions of, The Linux kernel
- Linux distributions, How Linux is Different, Linux distributions, The Installation Program User Interface
- Linux Documentation Project, Web Pages
- Linux FAQ, FAQs
- Linux Journal, Continuing Onward
- Linux Journal web site, Web Pages
- Linux Magazine, Continuing Onward
- Linux Mall, Reasons to Choose or Not Choose Linux
- Linux partition
- initializing, Initializing a Linux partition
- name of, Partitioning a hard drive
- Linux shells, Linux Features and Performance
- Linux Webring web site, Web Pages
- Linux-based LAN (Local Area Network), setting up (see LAN)
- lists
- of devices, Devices, Filesystems
- of directories, Displaying directory contents, Displaying directory contents
- of files, Displaying the contents of a file
- of shell variables, Shell Variables
- of system users, Issuing Commands
- of window managers, Window Managers
- (lo) loopback device, Periscope: A Useful Networking Script
- Local Area Network (LAN), Linux-based (see LAN)
- local time, Configuring the base system
- locking (web server), The httpd.conf File
- log files, web server, The httpd.conf File
- logging in, Logging In
- login prompt, Booting the System
- logging out, Logging Out
- GNOME desktop, Logging Out
- logical block addressing (LBA), How Hard Disks are Organized
- logical partitions, Partitioning a hard drive
- logical structure (hard disks), How Hard Disks are Organized
- login group, Working with file permissions
- Logitech MouseMan, Configuring X
- logs, viewing, Viewing System Messages and Logs
- loopback device (lo), Periscope: A Useful Networking Script
- loops, The break and continue commands
- Lotus 1-2-3, Running Applixware
- Lotus eSuite, Other Desktop Applications
- Lynx, Connecting to the Internet
- lynx, installing, Installing the lynx package
M
- mail package (exim), Installing the selected packages
- configuring after installation, Installing the selected packages
- log files for, Viewing System Messages and Logs
- mail server
- configuring, Using a Mail Server, Using a Mail Server
- sending/receiving email, Using a Mail Server
- mailing lists, The Debian Mailing Lists
- main menu (GNOME desktop), Main menu, The GNOME Main Menu
- management tools (packages), The Package Management Tools, Upgrading Installed Packages
- manual pages, Using man, Using apropos
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology (see MIT)
- master user, Establising a root password
- media, removable, Mounting and Unmounting Drives
- members
- adding to groups, Adding a member to a group
- lists of, Removing a member from a group
- removing from groups, Removing a member from a group
- memory, Motherboard
- configuring with xf86config, Configuring X
- menu editor (GNOME desktop), The GNOME Main Menu
- Merced 64-bit CPU, How Linux is Different
- Mesa, WINE
- installing, Installing the Mesa and WINE packages
- messages, viewing, Viewing System Messages and Logs
- Meta (Alt) key, Installing the minicom package
- meta-information, Packages
- metacharacters
- case condition, The case command
- filename, Filename Globbing
- for command, The for command
- mgetty package, Configuring a Dial-In Shell Server
- Microsoft Excel, Running Applixware
- Microsoft Office 97, Running StarOffice
- Microsoft Office for Linux, Linux Desktop Applications
- Microsoft Windows (see entries at Windows)
- games, Playing Linux Games
- Microsoft Word, Linux at Home and at Work
- middle mouse button, Copying and Pasting Text, Desktop
- MIME types (GNOME control center), The GNOME Control Center
- mini-editor (BASH shell), Typing Shell Commands
- minicom program, Using minicom and seyon, Using minicom, Running minicom
- color display, Running minicom
- commands for, Running minicom
- installing, Installing the minicom package
- running, Running minicom
- Minix, The Linux kernel
- MIRROR, Using the fips utility
- MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), The origins of Linux, The X Window System, What is X?
- modems, Linux at Home and at Work
- configuring, Configuring Your Modem, PPP Client
- with minicom program, Configuring the serial port
- for dial-in shell server connections, Configuring a Dial-In Shell Server
- options for, configuring (minicom program), Configuring modem and dialing options
- status indicators, Using seyon
- modemtool, Configuration
- modification date (directory/file), Displaying directory contents
- modules
- monitors
- caution when configuring, Installing X
- configuring with xf86config, Configuring X
- options for, configuring (minicom program), Configuring screen and keyboard options
- sync rate, caution with (xf86config), Configuring X
- monochrome display for installation program display, Choosing color versus monochrome
- motherboards, Motherboard
- mount point, Configuring Local Drives
- directory, Mounting and Unmounting Drives
- mounting
- CD-ROM, Mounting the CD-ROM
- drives, Mounting and Unmounting Drives, Mounting and Unmounting Drives
- floppy disks, Formatting Floppy Diskettes
- by users, Configuring Local Drives
- partitions automatically, Configuring Local Drives
- mouse, What is X?
- configuration information for, Information You Need, Collecting Configuration Information by Using Windows
- configuring with xf86config, Configuring X
- left mouse button, Using Scrollbars
- Logitech MouseMan, Configuring X
- not supported for installation program, The Installation Program User Interface
- operations with, Mouse Operations
- properties (GNOME control center, The GNOME Control Center
- right mouse button, Using Scrollbars
- right-clicking, Pop-Up Menus, Desktop, Using the File Manager
- three-button, emulating, Configuring X
- moving files, Renaming or moving a file
- MS-DOS prompt, Linux Features and Performance, Viewing Partition Information, Issuing Commands, Terminal Windows
- window, The Linux Shell
- MS-DOS shell, A Variety of Shells
- Multics, The origins of Linux
- multimedia adapters, configuration information for, Collecting Configuration Information by Using Windows
- multimedia applications
- multimedia files, The srm.conf File
- GNOME control center, The GNOME Control Center
- Multiplexed Information and Computing Service, The origins of Linux
- My Documents directory, Creating a directory
N
- names
- for directories, Displaying directory contents, Creating a directory
- for files, Displaying directory contents
- format names (web server), The httpd.conf File
- nameservers, Configuring the network
- establishing, Samba
- Net BIOS, Samba
- netbios name option (Samba server), Configuring global variables
- netmask, Configuring the network
- specifying for LAN (Local Area Network), Hostname Search Path
- Netscape Navigator
- installing, Installing Netscape Navigator
- web browser, Web Browser
- web server and, Startup and Use
- Netware file/printer sharin, Samba
- network adapter cards
- configuration information for, Information You Need, Collecting Configuration Information by Using Windows
- module for, installing, Configuring device driver modules
- network address, Configuring the network
- network applications
- network mode for playing DOOM, DOOM
- network route, deleting, Periscope: A Useful Networking Script
- network services, restarting, Starting and Stopping Services
- networking script for (periscope), Periscope: A Useful Networking Script, Using periscope
- networks
- configuring, Configuring the network, Configuring the network
- information needed for, Configuring the network
- confirmation screen (configuration), Configuring the network
- network address, Configuring the network
- permanent/temporary connection, Configuring the network
- new files, Renaming or moving a file
- newsgroups
- FTP server, Testing the FTP Server
- graphical user interface, Why Learn to Use the Shell?
- Linux, Newsgroups
- Samba server, Troubleshooting Samba
- USENET, USENET Newsgroups
- NFS (Network File System), servers, Drives
- nmbd daemon, Viewing Samba Server Status
- non-ASCII characters, Configuring X
- Norton Disk Doctor utility, Using the fips utility
- Norton Speedisk utility, Using the fips utility
- Notepad accessory (Microsoft), Using the ae Editor
- NTFS (NT filesystem), Linux Features and Performance
- support for reading, Filesystems
- null files, Input/Output Redirection and Piping
O
- obtaining Linux (see Linux distributions)
- Office 97 (Microsoft), Running StarOffice
- Office for Linux (Microsoft), Linux Desktop Applications
- office suite (KOffice) , KDE
- old/new files, Renaming or moving a file
- open files, viewing, Viewing Samba Server Status
- operating systems, What is Linux?
- options, Command Structure
- description of, Getting Help, Using apropos
- help for, Getting Help, Using apropos
- OS/2 file/printer sharing, Samba
- other access permission, Working with file permissions
- output data, Input/Output Redirection and Piping
- output redirectors, Input/Output Redirection and Piping
- output stream, standard, Input/Output Redirection and Piping
- owner, Working with file permissions
- access permission, Working with file permissions
- O’Callahan, Robert, Using a Secure Server from a Remote System
P
- packages
- access methods, Choosing the Access Method, Choosing the Access Method
- accessing, Accessing the packages
- available, updating list of, Updating the list of available packages
- choosing, Choosing Packages
- for installation/removal, Choosing Packages for Installation or Removal
- configuring, Configuring Packages
- contents of, Package Contents and Installation Commands , Installing the ssh client and server package
- database for, quering, Querying the Package Database
- fetchmail package, Using a Mail Server
- installation commands, Package Contents and Installation Commands , Installing the ssh client and server package
- installing, The Debian Package Management Utilities, Installing the ssh client and server package
- apt-get management tool, Installing a Package
- dpkg management tool, Installing a Package
- dselect management tool, Installing Packages
- listing
- by name, List packages by name
- files installed from, List files installed from a package
- for mail server, Using a Mail Server
- management schemes, Packages
- management tools for, The Package Management Tools, Upgrading Installed Packages
- mgetty package, Configuring a Dial-In Shell Server
- naming conventions, Packages
- printing description of, Printing the description of a package
- recommended/recommending, Choosing Packages for Installation or Removal
- removing
- dpkg management tool, Removing a Package
- dselect management tool, Removing Packages
- reporting status of, Report status of a package
- selected, installing, Installing the selected packages
- suggested/suggesting, Choosing Packages for Installation or Removal
- updating information on
- apt-get management tool, Updating Information on Available Packages
- dselect management tool, Updating Information on Available Packages
- upgrading (apt-get management tool), Upgrading Installed Packages
- XFree86, What is X?
- pager (GNOME desktop), Virtual Desktop, Pager
- pages, manual, Using man, Using apropos
- pair of slashes (//), Configuring the sources.list File
- panel (GNOME desktop), Panel, The GNOME Panel
- PAP (Password Authentication Protocol), Using wvdial
- parameters, Working with compressed files
- partition table, Partitioning a hard drive
- PartitionMagic utility, Shrinking a partition
- partitions, How Hard Disks are Organized
- creating, Partitioning a hard drive, Partitioning a hard drive
- deleting, Identifying an unused partition
- extended, Partitioning a hard drive
- identifying unused, Identifying an unused partition
- Linux, Initializing a Linux partition
- (see also Linux partitions)
- initializing, Initializing a Linux partition
- logical, Partitioning a hard drive
- modifying information, Partitioning a hard drive
- mounting additional automatically, Configuring Local Drives
- new, name of, Partitioning a hard drive
- primary, Partitioning a hard drive
- shrinking, Shrinking a partition
- splitting, Shrinking a partition, Using the fips utility
- swap, Partitioning a hard drive, Initializing and activating a swap partition
- (see also swap partitions)
- verifying newly created, Using the fips utility
- viewing information, Viewing Partition Information
- passwords
- administering with Samba, Samba
- authentication, Using wvdial
- changing, Changing a User Account Password
- encrypted, Configuring shadow passwords, Installing the samba package
- insecure, Establising a root password
- managing (Samba server), Managing Users and Passwords, Managing Users and Passwords
- restrictions on, Changing a User Account Password
- root, Establising a root password
- security and, Creating a User Account
- shadow, Configuring shadow passwords, Changing a User Account Password
- user accounts, Establishing a normal user account
- writing scripts for, Running minicom
- pasting text, Copying and Pasting Text
- path, Configuring filenames and paths
- (see also absolute path)
- (see also relative path)
- PCMIA support, removing, Removing PCMCIA support
- PCs (see desktop computers)
- Pentium processors, Central Processing Unit (CPU)
- performance of Linux, Linux Features and Performance
- periscope shell script, Periscope: A Useful Networking Script, Using periscope
- scheduling execution, Periscope: A Useful Networking Script
- script file for, Periscope: A Useful Networking Script
- starting, Periscope: A Useful Networking Script
- termination request, Periscope: A Useful Networking Script
- using, Using periscope
- permissions, Working with file permissions, Working with file permissions
- default (web server), The access.conf file, The access.conf file
- documents/services, The access.conf file
- PGP-encrypted email, Running StarOffice
- phone numbers, Running minicom
- phonelist (seyon program), Using seyon
- physical structure (hard disks), How Hard Disks are Organized
- Pico text editor, Using the ae Editor
- pipe redirector (|), Displaying directory contents
- pointing devices, What is X?
- (see also mouse)
- configuring with xf86config, Configuring X
- not suppported for installation program, The Installation Program User Interface
- pop-up menus, Pop-Up Menus
- POSIX standard, A Variety of Shells
- pound sign (#), Exiting dselect
- power-on self-test, Making a boot floppy
- PowerQuest, Shrinking a partition
- PPP (point-to-point protocol), Connecting to the Internet
- log entries about, Viewing System Messages and Logs
- login procedures, Using wvdial
- PPP connection, Connecting via PPP, Getting Connected to the Internet
- for periscope shell script, Periscope: A Useful Networking Script, Periscope: A Useful Networking Script
- manual, Making a PPP Connection Manually
- PPP client, PPP Client , Establishing a PPP Connection
- PPP server, PPP Client
- pppd program, Connecting to the Internet, Periscope: A Useful Networking Script
- preparation for Linux installation, Preparing to Install Linux, Using the fips utility
- presentation graphics applications, Other Desktop Applications
- StarImpress, Running StarOffice
- Presents (Applixware), Running Applixware
- primary network interface, Configuring the network
- primary partitions, Partitioning a hard drive
- print job number, Printing a file
- print shares, Microsoft Windows Client
- active, viewing, Viewing Samba Server Status
- options for Samba server, Configuring global variables
- parameters for Samba server, configuring, Configuring printer share parameters
- printer sharing, Samba
- Printers tool bar button (Samba server), Configuring printer share parameters
- printers, shared, Microsoft Windows Client
- printing
- cancel, Printing a file
- files, Printing a file, Linux Client
- probing systems
- caution with, Configuring X
- with xf86config, Configuring X, Configuring X
- process id (web server), The httpd.conf File
- .profile file, Shell Scripts
- profiles, Choosing Packages
- programmable clock chips, Configuring X
- programming languages, The origins of Linux
- shells and, Shell Variables
- programs
- finding via search path, The Search Path
- running, Running programs, Commands and Arguments
- search path and, The Search Path
- Project Athena, The X Window System
- prompting for confirmation (commands), Shell Aliases
- prompts
- FTP, Testing the FTP Server
- FTP subsystem, Testing the FTP Server
- MS-DOS, Linux Features and Performance, Viewing Partition Information, Issuing Commands, Terminal Windows
- secondary prompts, The if command
- shell, Exiting dselect
- pronounciation of Linux, What is Linux?
- protecting data, Using the fips utility
- protocol, SMB (Server Message Block), Samba
- proxy server (web server), The httpd.conf File
- pseudodevices, Devices
Q
- Quadratron Cliq, Other Desktop Applications
- Quake II, Quake II
- installing, Installing the quake2 package
- queueing files, Printing a file
- quote characters, Quoted Strings
R
- RAID, Linux Features and Performance
- RAM memory, Motherboard
- RAMDAC settings, Configuring X
- read/write heads, How Hard Disks are Organized
- readme entries, The srm.conf File
- rebooting your system, Using the fips utility, Starting and Stopping the System
- under the X Window System, Terminating X
- recycle bin, Using the File Manager
- Red Hat Linux, Linux distributions
- redirectors, Input/Output Redirection and Piping, Input/Output Redirection and Piping
- ignored by programs, Input/Output Redirection and Piping
- pipe redirector (|), Input/Output Redirection and Piping
- relational database, Other Desktop Applications
- relative parameters, Working with compressed files
- relative path, Absolute and relative pathnames, Creating a directory
- release notes for installation program, Release notes
- releases of Debian. mailing list information, The Debian Mailing Lists
- remote mail protocol, Using a Mail Server
- removable media, Mounting and Unmounting Drives
- Remove item (dselect program), Installing the Applications
- removing directories, Removing a directory
- removing files, Removing a file
- removing packages
- dpkg management tool, Removing a Package
- dselect management tool, Removing Packages
- pre-selection, Choosing Packages for Installation or Removal
- renaming
- autoexec.bat file, Using the fips utility
- config.sys file, Using the fips utility
- directories, Renaming or moving a file
- files, Renaming or moving a file, Using the File Manager
- using links, Working with links
- Replay Associates, Configuring a Secure Shell Server
- resources for further information, Applix Applixware
- advanced encryption, Configuring a Secure Shell Server
- Apache (web server), Configuration
- desktop applications, Other Desktop Applications
- DOOM (game), DOOM
- FTP server, Testing the FTP Server
- GNOME desktop, GNOME
- GNOME desktop applets and applications, Using GNOME Applets and Applications
- id Software, DOOM
- KDE desktop, KDE
- Linux, PC Operating Systems, Linux Resources on the Internet, Continuing Onward
- Samba, Samba
- secure shell server, Configuring a Secure Shell Server
- Starcraft (game), Installing Starcraft
- StarOffice desktop suite, StarOffice
- VMware, The VMware Virtual Platform
- window managers, Window Managers
- WINE project, WINE
- WordPerfect for Linux (Corel), Corel WordPerfect for Linux
- X11 interface, Linux Client
- restarting network services, Starting and Stopping Services
- restarting your system, Starting and Stopping the System
- restoring backups, Using the Linux Samba Client for File Backup and Recovery
- restorrb program, Using the fips utility
- Richie, Dennis, The origins of Linux
- right mouse button, Copying and Pasting Text, Using Scrollbars
- right-clicking (mouse), Pop-Up Menus, Desktop, Using the File Manager
- RNG (modem indicator), Using seyon
- root (user), Establising a root password, Mounting and Unmounting Drives, Installing X, The Package Management Tools
- account for, Establishing a normal user account
- root directory, The directory tree
- root password, Establising a root password
- routers (see gateways)
- RTF file format, Running Applixware
- RTS (modem indicator), Using seyon
- running programs, Running programs
- search path and, The Search Path
S
- safety/security, specifying options for, Configuring global variables
- Samba, Samba
- Samba server
- backups, Troubleshooting Samba
- client configuration, Samba Client Configuration and Use
- configuring, Configuring Samba
- global variables, configuring, Configuring global variables, Configuring global variables
- installing, Samba Server Installation, Installing the samba package
- log entries about, Viewing System Messages and Logs
- netbios name option, Configuring global variables
- print share options for, Configuring global variables
- printer share parameters, configuring, Configuring printer share parameters
- resources for further information, Samba
- troubleshooting, Troubleshooting Samba
- verifying operation of, Troubleshooting Samba
- version of, viewing, Viewing Samba Server Status
- viewing configuration, Managing Users and Passwords
- viewing status of, Viewing Samba Server Status
- workgroup option, Configuring global variables
- savings changes (minicom program), Saving your changes
- /sbin file, Commands and Arguments
- ScanDisk utility, Using the fips utility
- schedulers, Other Desktop Applications
- StarSchedule, Running StarOffice
- scientists, Linux at Home and at Work
- screen options, configuring (minicom program), Configuring screen and keyboard options
- screen output
- viewing directories, Displaying directory contents
- viewing files, Displaying the contents of a file
- viewing tar files, Working with compressed files
- screen savers, Using Virtual Consoles
- GNOME control center, The GNOME Control Center
- screens (see monitors)
- script file for periscope shell script, Periscope: A Useful Networking Script
- scripts, Configuring filenames and paths, Running minicom
- modifying standard, Shell Scripts
- shell scripts, Shell Scripts, Input/Output Redirection and Piping
- advanced, Understanding Shell Scripts
- periscope, Periscope: A Useful Networking Script, Using periscope
- standard included with Linux, Shell Scripts
- scroll bars, Using Scrollbars
- SCSI adapters
- configuration information for, Information You Need
- search engine for Linux information, Web Pages
- search path, The Search Path, Periscope: A Useful Networking Script
- searching by keywords, Using apropos
- secondary prompt, The if command
- sectors, How Hard Disks are Organized
- secure shell client, Configuring a Dial-In Shell Server, Installing the ssh client and server package
- secure shell server, Installing the ssh client and server package
- configuring, Configuring a Secure Shell Server
- secure shell client on, Using a Secure Server from a Remote System
- security
- mailing list information, The Debian Mailing Lists
- passwords and, Creating a User Account
- specifying options for, Configuring global variables
- Select item (dselect program), Installing the Applications
- self-test, Making a boot floppy
- serial port, configuring (minicom program), Configuring the serial port
- server administrator, email address of, The httpd.conf File
- server daemons, Viewing Samba Server Status
- server logs, web server, The httpd.conf File
- Server Message Block (SMB), Samba
- server processes (web server), The httpd.conf File
- servers
- Linux as, PC Operating Systems, Linux Features and Performance
- Samba (see Samba server)
- SMB servers, Linux Client
- webserver for Linux (see web server)
- X server, configuring, Configuring X
- services
- list of, Starting and Stopping Services
- permissions (web server), The access.conf file, The access.conf file
- starting/stopping, Starting and Stopping Services
- session awareness, GNOME
- seyon program, Using seyon, Using seyon
- installing, Installing the seyon package
- running, Using seyon
- sh shell, Configuring Access to Shells
- shadow passwords, Configuring shadow passwords, Changing a User Account Password
- shared printers, using, Microsoft Windows Client
- shares (see browseable shares) (see entries at file shares) (see print shares)
- Shares button (Samba server), Configuring file share parameters
- shareware programs, Using the fips utility
- shell accounts, Connecting to the Internet
- accessing, Using minicom and seyon
- shell aliases, Conquering the BASH Shell, Shell Aliases
- shell commands, GNOME Terminal, Typing Shell Commands, Commands and Arguments
- aliases for, Shell Aliases
- shell prompt, Exiting dselect
- shell scripts, Conquering the BASH Shell, Why Learn to Use the Shell?, Shell Scripts, Input/Output Redirection and Piping
- advanced, Understanding Shell Scripts
- periscope, Periscope: A Useful Networking Script, Using periscope
- special charactes for, Typing Shell Commands
- shell servers (see dial-in shell server) (see entries at secure shell server)
- shell variables, Conquering the BASH Shell
- list of, Shell Variables
- value of, Shell Variables
- shells, Configuring Access to Shells
- assigned automatically, Configuring Access to Shells
- available, Configuring Access to Shells
- bash shell, Logging In
- (see also BASH shell)
- changing, Configuring Access to Shells
- characters, special, Typing Shell Commands
- exiting from new shell, Shell Scripts
- MS-DOS shell, A Variety of Shells
- programming languages and, Shell Variables
- shell aliases, Conquering the BASH Shell
- shell scripts, Conquering the BASH Shell
- shell variables, Conquering the BASH Shell
- system administrators and, Why Learn to Use the Shell?
- Unix shell, A Variety of Shells
- variables for, Shell Variables, Shell Variables, Processing Arguments
- vs. Microsoft Windows operating system, Why Learn to Use the Shell?
- Shortcut to boot.bat desktop icon, Booting from MS-DOS or Windows 9x
- shortcuts, Working with links
- shrinking partitions, Shrinking a partition
- shutting down the X Window System, Terminating X
- shutting down Windows 95/98, Booting the System
- shutting down your system, Shutting Down the System, Starting and Stopping the System
- single dot (.), Absolute and relative pathnames
- single quote ('), Creating a directory, Quoted Strings
- size (directory/file), Displaying directory contents
- Slackware Linux, Linux distributions
- slash (/), Choosing Packages for Installation or Removal, Configuring the sources.list File
- pair of slashes (//), Configuring the sources.list File
- Slashdot web site, Web Pages
- SMB (Server Message Block), Samba
- SMB clients, Other Clients, Using the Linux Samba Client for File Backup and Recovery
- SMB servers, Configuring global variables, Linux Client
- (see also Samba server)
- SMB shared volume, Drives
- smbd daemon, Samba Server Installation, Viewing Samba Server Status
- smbprint script, Linux Client
- Snes9X, A Survey of Linux Games
- soft links, Working with links
- software development, Linux Features and Performance
- software distribution, How Linux is Different, Free software, Copyleft
- Linux (see Linux distributions)
- terms of, Copyleft
- Software in the Public Interest, Inc., Linux distributions
- sound cards, Collecting Configuration Information by Using Windows
- sounds (GNOME control center), The GNOME Control Center
- source form/code, How Linux is Different
- source list, changing, Accessing the packages
- sources, The Package Management Tools
- sources.list file, Using apt-get, Configuring the sources.list File
- space separating arguments/options, Command Structure
- splitting partitions, Shrinking a partition, Using the fips utility
- spreadsheets, Other Desktop Applications
- Spreadsheets (Applixware), Running Applixware
- srm.conf file, The srm.conf File, The srm.conf File
- ssh client/server, installing, Installing the ssh client and server package
- SSH Protocols, Configuring a Secure Shell Server
- Stallman, Richard, Free software
- Starcraft, Starcraft
- StarDraw (StarOffice), Running StarOffice
- StarImpress (StarOffice), Running StarOffice
- StarOffice (Star Division), StarOffice, Running StarOffice
- installing, Installing StarOffice, Installing Star Office
- running, Running StarOffice
- StarSchedule (StarOffice), Running StarOffice
- Start menu (Windows 95/98), Pager
- starting/stopping services, Starting and Stopping Services
- starting/stopping the X Window System, Starting and Stopping X
- starting/stopping your system, Starting and Stopping the System and Services, Starting and Stopping Services
- StarWriter (StarOffice), Running StarOffice
- Status button (swat tool), Viewing Samba Server Status
- stderr, Input/Output Redirection and Piping
- stdin, Input/Output Redirection and Piping
- stdout, Input/Output Redirection and Piping
- streams, Input/Output Redirection and Piping, Input/Output Redirection and Piping
- subdirectories, Removing a directory
- subnetworks (subnets), Introduction
- Sun Microsystems, StarOffice
- SunOS, The origins of Linux
- SuSE. Linux, Linux distributions
- swap filesystem, Configuring Local Drives
- swap partitions, Partitioning a hard drive
- activating/initializing, Initializing and activating a swap partition
- configuring, Configuring Swap Partitions
- swat tool, Configuring Samba, Installing the samba package
- accessing, Configuring Samba
- symbolic link, configuring with xf86config, Configuring X
- symbolic links, Working with links, Installing X
- system administration commands, Commands and Arguments
- system BIOS, Information You Need
- system buses, Motherboard
- system clocks, Unix, Configuring the base system
- system commands, Viewing System Information
- System Properties dialog box, Collecting Configuration Information by Using Windows, Using the fips utility
- system status
- displaying, Issuing Commands
- viewing information on, Viewing System Information
- system use cycle, The System Use Cycle
- System V, The origins of Linux
- shell, Configuring Access to Shells
- system, rebooting, Making a boot floppy
T
- Tab keystroke, Typing Shell Commands
- tab separating arguments/options, Command Structure
- Tannenbaum, Andrew, The Linux kernel
- tar files, Working with compressed files
- creating, Working with compressed files
- StarOffice, Installing StarOffice
- tasks, Choosing Packages
- TCP/IP, Reasons to Choose or Not Choose Linux, Configuring a Secure Shell Server
- tcsh shell, Configuring Access to Shells
- telnet vs. secure shell server, Configuring a Secure Shell Server
- terminal windows, Terminal Windows
- termination request for periscope shell script, Periscope: A Useful Networking Script
- TeX, Other Desktop Applications
- text editor (Pico), Using the ae Editor
- text editor, default (GNOME control center), The GNOME Control Center
- text-mode programs, Configuring X
- TFP prompt, Testing the FTP Server
- Thompson, Ken, The origins of Linux
- thumbnails, Virtual Desktop
- time
- applet for (GNOME desktop), Date & time applet
- displaying, Issuing Commands
- setting, Configuring the base system, Setting the System Time and Time Zone
- storing, Setting the System Time and Time Zone
- Universal Time (GMT), Configuring the base system
- time zone
- selecting, Configuring the base system
- setting, Setting the Time Zone
- timeouts (web server), The httpd.conf File
- token ring, Configuring the network
- Torvalds, Linus, What is Linux?, The Linux kernel
- tracks, How Hard Disks are Organized
- Tridgell, Andrew, Samba
- troubleshooting
- devices, Configuring device driver modules
- Samba server, Troubleshooting Samba
- system startup sequence, Viewing System Messages and Logs
- Try button (GNOME control center), The GNOME Control Center
- ttssh remote client, Using a Secure Server from a Remote System
- two dots (..), Absolute and relative pathnames
- type (directories/files), Displaying directory contents
U
- uncompressing/unzipping files, Working with compressed files
- underscore (_), Creating a directory
- uninstalling packages
- dpkg management tool, Removing a Package
- dselect management tool, Removing Packages
- universal resource identifier (URI), Configuring the sources.list File
- Universal Time (GMT), Configuring the base system
- Universal Time (UTC), setting, Setting the Current System Date and Time
- Unix, The origins of Linux, Reasons to Choose or Not Choose Linux
- shell variables and, Shell Variables
- shells used by Linux, A Variety of Shells
- standard userid, The httpd.conf File
- system clocks, Configuring the base system
- unmounting
- devices, Configuring Swap Partitions
- drives, Mounting and Unmounting Drives, Mounting and Unmounting Drives
- floppy disks, Formatting Floppy Diskettes
- until condition, The until command
- Up key, Typing Shell Commands
- Update step (dselect program), Installing the Applications
- upgrading packages, The Debian Package Management Utilities, Installing the ssh client and server package
- apt-get management tool, Upgrading Installed Packages
- uploads, Configuring filenames and paths, Configuring file transfer protocols
- URI (universal resource identifier), Configuring the sources.list File
- URLs
- advanced encryption, Configuring a Secure Shell Server
- Apache, Configuration
- Applixware, Applix Applixware
- CD help, GNOME CD Player
- Debian GNU/Linux web site, The Debian Web Site
- Debian/GNU/Linux FAQ, FAQs
- Doom
- downloading, Installing Doom
- Doom (game), DOOM
- GNOME desktop, GNOME
- GNOME desktop applets and applications, Using GNOME Applets and Applications
- hardware requirements for Debian GNU/Linux, Minimum Hardware Requirements
- id Software, DOOM
- KDE desktop, KDE
- Linux, Web Pages
- Linux distributions, obtaining, Linux distributions
- Linux games, A Survey of Linux Games
- Linux HOWTOs, HOWTOs
- Linux Mall, Reasons to Choose or Not Choose Linux
- mailing lists, The Debian Mailing Lists
- Netscape Navigator, downloading, Installing Netscape Navigator
- package management schemes, Packages
- pronounciation of Linux, What is Linux?
- Samba, Samba
- secure shell client, Configuring a Dial-In Shell Server
- secure shell server, Configuring a Secure Shell Server
- Starcraft (game), Installing Starcraft
- StarOffice, StarOffice
- swat tool, Installing the samba package
- USENET newsgroups, USENET Newsgroups
- VMware, The VMware Virtual Platform
- Voodoo acceleration, Installing the quake2 package
- window managers, Window Managers
- WINE emulation of Windows applications, Reasons to Choose or Not Choose Linux
- WINE project, WINE
- WordPerfect for Linux (Corel), Corel WordPerfect for Linux
- X11 interface, Linux Client
- USENET newsgroups, USENET Newsgroups
- user accounts
- creating with no password, Creating a User Account
- deleting, Deleting a User Account
- establishing, Establishing a normal user account
- user interface
- controls, User-interface controls
- for installation program, The Installation Program User Interface, Using virtual consoles
- /usr/local/bin file, Commands and Arguments
- userids, Logging In
- FTP server, Testing the FTP Server
- Samba server, Samba Server Installation, Managing Users and Passwords, Managing Users and Passwords
- standard userid for Unix, The httpd.conf File
- web server, The httpd.conf File
- writing scripts for, Running minicom
- usernames
- changing, Changing a User’s Name
- creating, Establishing a normal user account
- users
- accounts for, Establishing a normal user account
- administering, User and Group Administration, Configuring Access to Shells
- with Samba, Samba
- authentication, Using wvdial, An FTP Server
- changing their own password, Changing a User Account Password
- displaying list of, Issuing Commands
- managing (Samba server), Managing Users and Passwords, Managing Users and Passwords
- permissions for, The access.conf file, The access.conf file
- when mounting floppy disks, Configuring Local Drives
- using smbprint scrip, Linux Client
- /usr/bin filename, Commands and Arguments
- /usr/doc directory, The access.conf file
- /usr/doc/minicom/demos, Running minicom
- /usr/doc/minicom/doc, Running minicom
- /usr/sbin file, Commands and Arguments
- UTC (Universal Time), setting, Setting the Current System Date and Time
V
- /var/log/messages file, Viewing System Messages and Logs
- variables for scripts, Processing Arguments
- variables for shells, Shell Variables, Shell Variables
- verifying newly created partitions , Using the fips utility
- vertical refresh rate (xf86config), Configuring X
- video adapters (see video cards)
- video cards, Collecting Configuration Information by Using Windows
- configuration information for, Information You Need
- configuring with xf86config, Configuring X
- video modes
- switching between, Switching Video Modes
- View button (swat tool), Viewing Samba Server Configuration
- viewing logs/messages, Viewing System Messages and Logs
- viewing screen output
- directories, Displaying directory contents
- files, Displaying the contents of a file
- tar files, Working with compressed files
- viewing system status
- commands for, Viewing System Information
- virtual consoles, Mounting and Unmounting Drives
- CD-ROM, mouting, Mounting the CD-ROM
- switching to from the X Window System, Using Virtual Consoles with X
- using, Using virtual consoles, Using Virtual Consoles
- virtual desktops, Virtual Desktop, Pager
- virtual hosts
- establishing (web server), The httpd.conf File
- web server, The httpd.conf File
- virtual memory
- disabling, Using the fips utility
- enabling, Using the fips utility
- virtual platforms, The VMware Virtual Platform
- VMware for Linux, The VMware Virtual Platform
- VMware for Windows NT, The VMware Virtual Platform
- VMware, Inc., The VMware Virtual Platform
- Volosuk, Ivan, Linux Client
- Voodoo acceleration, Installing the quake2 package
W
- WAN (Wide-Area Network), Linux-based, setting up, Setting Up a Linux-Based WAN, Installing the apache package
- web browsers, Help viewer, Web Browser
- caching documents and, The httpd.conf File
- Netscape Navigator, Web Browser
- problems with, The srm.conf File
- web pages (see URLs)
- web server
- binding, The httpd.conf File
- caching documents, The httpd.conf File
- canonical URL, The httpd.conf File
- child processes, The httpd.conf File
- configuration files, Configuration, Startup and Use
- access.conf file, The access.conf file, The access.conf file
- httpd.conf file, The httpd.conf File, Startup and Use
- srm.conf file, The srm.conf File, The srm.conf File
- connections, persistent, The httpd.conf File
- error file, The httpd.conf File
- format names, The httpd.conf File
- groups, The httpd.conf File
- hostnames, The httpd.conf File
- hosts, establishing, The httpd.conf File
- installing/configuring, Testing the FTP Server, Startup and Use
- IP address, The httpd.conf File
- locking, The httpd.conf File
- log files, The httpd.conf File
- permissions, The access.conf file, The access.conf file
- proxy server, The httpd.conf File
- server logs, The httpd.conf File
- server processes, The httpd.conf File
- starting, Startup and Use
- timeouts, The httpd.conf File
- URL for, Startup and Use
- userids, The httpd.conf File
- using, Startup and Use
- verifying operation, Startup and Use
- virtual hosts, The httpd.conf File
- while condition, The while command
- Wide-Area Nework (WAN) (see WAN)
- wildcards (MS-DOS), Filename Globbing
- window managers, The X Window System, Using the X Window System, Window Managers, Enlightenment, Launching GNOME and Enlightenment, Using the File Manager
- list of, Window Managers
- selecting (GNOME control center), The GNOME Control Center
- Windows 2000 Pro (beta)
- running simultaneously with Linux, Other Approaches to Desktop Computing
- Windows 3.1
- running simultaneously with Linux, Other Approaches to Desktop Computing
- Windows 95/98, PC Operating Systems, How Linux is Different, Linux Features and Performance, Using the fips utility
- control panel, The GNOME Control Center
- Explorer, File Manager
- file/printer sharing, Samba
- filesystem, Creating a directory
- gathering information via, Collecting Configuration Information by Using Windows
- MS-DOS prompt, Issuing Commands
- notepad accessory, Using the ae Editor
- running simultaneously with Linux, Other Approaches to Desktop Computing
- shutting down, Booting the System
- Start menu, Pager
- taskbar, Panel
- Windows applications
- Microsoft Word, Linux at Home and at Work
- running concurrently with Linux, Reasons to Choose or Not Choose Linux
- WINE emulation and, Reasons to Choose or Not Choose Linux
- Windows Explorer, Shrinking a partition, Using the fips utility
- Windows MS-DOS prompt, Viewing Partition Information, Issuing Commands, Terminal Windows
- Windows NT, Linux at Home and at Work, PC Operating Systems, How Linux is Different, The Linux kernel
- Windows partition, caution with, WINE
- WINE (“WINE is not an emulator”), Reasons to Choose or Not Choose Linux, WINE, Playing Linux Games, A Survey of Linux Games, Starcraft
- installing, Installing the Mesa and WINE packages
- word processors, Linux at Home and at Work, Other Desktop Applications
- StarWriter, StarOffice, Running StarOffice
- Word (Applixware), Running Applixware
- WordPerfect for Linux (Corel), Running StarOffice, Running WordPerfect for Linux
- wordcount, Input/Output Redirection and Piping
- WordPerfect for Linux (Corel), Corel WordPerfect for Linux, Running WordPerfect for Linux
- Words (Applixware), Running Applixware
- workgroup option (Samba server), Configuring global variables
- working directory, Home and working directories, Displaying the working directory
- WS-FTP (Microsoft Windows), gFTP FTP client
- wvdial program, Connecting to the Internet, Using wvdial, Periscope: A Useful Networking Script
- installing, Installing the wvdial package
X
- X Consortium, The X Window System, What is X?
- X server, configuring with xf86config, Configuring X
- X Window System, The X Window System, What is X?
- caution when configuring, Installing X
- installing, Installing X
- starting, Starting and Stopping X
- startup files, Launching GNOME and Enlightenment
- stopping, Starting and Stopping X
- switching to virtual consoles, Using Virtual Consoles with X
- terminating, Terminating X
- using, Using the X Window System
- X servers, Chapter 5
- X-related packages, Chapter 5
- X11 interface, Linux Client
- xf86config, Configuring X, Configuring X
- XFree86 package, What is X?
- XFree86 Project, What is X?
Z
- Z shell, A Variety of Shells
- ZIP files, Working with compressed files
- zsh shell, Configuring Access to Shells
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