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    Ubuntu: The Complete Reference (repost)

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    Ubuntu: The Complete Reference (repost)

    Richard Petersen "Ubuntu: The Complete Reference"
    McGraw-Hill | English | 2008 | ISBN: 0071598464 | 722 pages | PDF | 13,4 MB


    Maximize the powerful features of Ubuntu with expert guidance, tips, and techniques from bestselling Linux author Richard Petersen. Packed with clear explanations and detailed examples, this comprehensive volume shows you how to get off the ground with Ubuntu, set up hardware and Internet connections, and use the latest system and network administration utilities.
    Ubuntu: The Complete Reference covers the desktops, shells, and administration tools for users, printers, services, and networks. Get full details on the latest Ubuntu-compatible office, mail, Web, and multimedia software, along with remote access (Vinagre), virtualization (KVM and Xen) and service managment (Upstart).You'll also learn how to interoperate with Windows networks and deploy reliable security using PolicyKit, Seahorse, AppArmor, SELinux, netfilter, and the Secure Shell.
    Install Ubuntu using Live CDs, the Install DVD, or Wubi Windows virtual disk
    Configure printers, devices, and network connections
    Access Linux using GNOME, KDE, KDE4, and XFce desktops
    Manage software with Synaptic Package Manager and APT
    Work with the BASH shell command, configuration, and file management capabilities
    Use office, Web (Firefox 3), mail, and multimedia applications (PulseAudio)
    Manage file systems including RAID and LVM
    Secure Ubuntu using PolicyKit authentication, Seahorse encryption, SSH and Kerberos security, AppArmor access controls, and Firestarter and UFW firewalls
    Use SAMBA and NFS to share network resources

    Ubuntu: The Complete Reference (repost)



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