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Beginning Fedora Desktop: Fedora 18 Edition is a complete guide to using the Fedora 18 Desktop Linux release as your daily driver for mail, productivity, social networking, and more. Author and Linux expertRichard Petersen delves into the operating system as a whole and offers you a complete treatment of Fedora 18 Desktop installation, configuration, and use.

You'll discover how to install Fedora 18 Desktop on any hardware, learn which applications perform which functions, how to manage software updates, tips and tricks for the GNOME 3 and KDE desktops, useful shell commands, and both the Fedora administration and network tools. 

Get the most out of Fedora 18 Desktop -- including free Office suites, editors, e-book readers, music and video applications and codecs, email clients, Web and FTP browsers, microblogging and IM applications -- with a copy ofBeginning Fedora Desktop: Fedora 18 Edition at your side.

About the Author xxiii
Introduction xxv
Part 1 Getting Started
1(126)
Chapter 1 Fedora 18 Introduction
3(12)
Fedora Documentation
4(1)
Fedora 18
5(3)
Fedora 18 Desktop Features
5(2)
Fedora ISO images
7(1)
Fedora Custom Spins
7(1)
Multimedia
7(1)
Fedora Live DVD
8(2)
Starting the Live DVD
8(2)
Installing Fedora from a Live DVD
10(1)
USB Live Disk
10(2)
liveusb-creator
11(1)
livecd-iso-to-disk
11(1)
Fedora Logo
12(1)
Linux
12(1)
Open Source Software
13(1)
Linux Documentation
13(2)
Chapter 2 Installation and Upgrade
15(32)
Obtaining the DVDs
15(1)
Install Strategies: Making Use of Repositories
16(1)
Live DVD Advantages
16(1)
Fedora Install DVD Advantages
17(1)
Installation Issues
17(1)
Installing Dual-Boot Systems
17(1)
Storage Configuration
17(1)
Install Sources (Install DVD)
17(1)
Basic Install with Fedora Live Desktop DVD
18(3)
Quick Install with the Install DVD
21(1)
Installing Fedora Linux
22(19)
Starting the Installation Program with the Install DVD
22(1)
Initial Setup
23(8)
Automatic Partitioning
31(3)
Manual Partitioning: Partitions, BTRFS, RAID, and Logical Volumes
34(4)
Software Installation Configuration with the Fedora Install DVD/CDs
38(1)
Network Configuration with the Fedora Install DVD/CDs
39(1)
GRUB on Restart
40(1)
Setting Up Fedora
41(2)
Create User
42(1)
Date and Time
42(1)
Upgrading Fedora Linux
43(1)
Creating Boot Disks
44(1)
Booting in Rescue Mode
44(1)
Re-Installing the Bootloader
45(2)
Chapter 3 Usage Basics: Login, Desktop, and Help
47(42)
User Accounts
47(5)
GRUB Start Menu and Boot Problems
47(3)
The Display Manager: GDM
50(1)
The User Menu
51(1)
Important Laptop Features
52(1)
Desktops
53(1)
KDE
53(1)
Xfce and LXDE
53(1)
Cinnamon and Mate
53(1)
GNOME
53(4)
GNOME File Manager
55(1)
Logging Out and Shutting Down from GNOME
56(1)
Network Connections
57(6)
Network Manager Wired Connections
57(1)
Network Manager Wireless Connections
58(3)
System Settings Network (GNOME and Proxies)
61(2)
System Settings
63(14)
Background
65(2)
Date and Time
67(1)
Details (System Information)
68(1)
Using Removable Devices and Media
69(1)
Brightness and Lock
70(1)
Power Management
71(1)
Display (Resolution and Rotation)
72(1)
Universal Access
73(1)
Keyboard
74(1)
Color Profiles (GNOME Color Manager)
75(1)
Online Accounts
76(1)
Accessing File Systems, Devices, and Remote Hosts
77(2)
Video Drivers
79(1)
Multimedia Support: MP3, DVD Video, and DivX
80(1)
Terminal Window
80(3)
Command-Line Interface
83(1)
Running Windows Software on Linux: Wine
83(1)
Help Resources
84(5)
GNOME and KDE Help
85(1)
Context-Sensitive Help
85(1)
Application Documentation
85(1)
The Man Pages
86(1)
The Info Pages
87(1)
Web Resources
87(2)
Chapter 4 Installing and Updating Software: YUM, PackageKit, and RPM
89(38)
Software Repositories
90(2)
Fedora Software Repositories
91(1)
RPM Fusion
91(1)
Adobe and Livna
91(1)
Third-Party Linux Software Archives
92(1)
Updating Fedora: Software Update (PackageKit)
92(5)
Manual Update
94(1)
Update Preferences
95(1)
Update with the yum Command
96(1)
Automatic YUM Update with cron
96(1)
Presto: Efficient Updating with DeltaRPM Packages
97(1)
Installing Software Packages
97(2)
Installing with YUM
97(1)
Installing Individual Packages with Your Browser
98(1)
PackageKit (Software)
99(8)
PackageKit Browsing
100(1)
PackageKit Software Installation
100(4)
PackageKit Selected Package Actions and Information
104(1)
PackageKit Searching
105(1)
PackageKit Filtering
106(1)
Managing Repositories
106(1)
Using the RPM Fusion Repository with PackageKit
107(2)
YUM Extender: yumex
109(2)
Installing Packages with the yum Command
111(1)
Recovering Packages with the yum Command
111(1)
Installing Some Popular Third-Party Software
111(5)
Multimedia Packages
112(1)
Vendor Video Driver Support
113(1)
Installing Popular Third-Party Non-Fedora Applications
113(3)
Using Repositories
116(5)
Repository Repo Package Files
117(1)
Fedora Repository
117(1)
RPM Fusion
118(1)
Livna (dvdcss)
119(1)
Adobe (Flash)
119(1)
Google
120(1)
Additional Java Applications: jpackage.org
120(1)
YUM Configuration
121(1)
/etc/yum.conf
121(1)
Repository Files: /etc/yum.repos.d
122(1)
Creating Local YUM Repositories
122(1)
Managing YUM Caches
122(1)
Manually Installing Packages with rpm
123(2)
Package Security Check
124(1)
Installing Source Code Applications
125(2)
Extracting the Archive: Archive Manager (File Roller)
125(1)
Configure, Compile, and Install
126(1)
Part 2 Applications
127(102)
Chapter 5 Office Applications and Editors
129(18)
LibreOffice
130(2)
Calligra
132(1)
GNOME Office Applications
133(1)
Running Microsoft Office on Linux: Wine and CrossOver
134(2)
GNOME Documents
134(2)
Document Viewers (PostScript, PDF, and DVI)
136(1)
E-Book Readers: FBReader and Calibre
137(2)
Editors
139(5)
GNOME Text Editor: Gedit
140(1)
KDE Editor: Kate (KWrite)
140(1)
Leafpad
140(1)
Nano
140(1)
The Emacs Editor
141(1)
The Vi Editor: Vim and Gvim
141(3)
Database Management Systems
144(3)
SQL Databases (RDBMS)
145(2)
Chapter 6 Graphics and Multimedia
147(34)
Graphics Applications
149(5)
Photo Management: Shotwell, F-Spot, and Cheese
149(3)
GNOME Graphics Tools
152(1)
KDE Graphics Tools
153(1)
X Window System Graphic Programs
154(1)
Multimedia
154(5)
Fusion Linux Remix Spin
154(1)
Codec Support with PackageKit
154(2)
Third-Party Multimedia Codecs with License Issues
156(1)
Obtaining the DVDCSS DVD Video Codec from Livna
157(1)
GStreamer
158(1)
iPod
159(1)
Music Applications
159(3)
Burning DVD/CDs with GNOME (Brasero)
161(1)
Video Applications
162(7)
Video and DVD Players
162(3)
Totem Plug-ins
165(1)
PiTiVi Video Editor
165(1)
TV Players
166(1)
DVB and HDTV Support
167(2)
Xvid (DivX) and Matroska (mkv) on Linux
169(1)
Sound Settings
169(12)
Volume Control
170(1)
Sound: PulseAudio
171(5)
PulseAudio applications
176(5)
Chapter 7 Mail (E-Mail) and News
181(16)
Evolution
182(2)
Thunderbird
184(2)
GNOME Contacts
186(2)
The KDE Mail Client: KMail
188(1)
Emacs
189(1)
Command-Line Mail Clients
190(1)
Mutt
190(1)
Mail
190(1)
Accessing Mail on Remote Mail Servers
191(1)
Mailing Lists
191(1)
MIME:/etc/mime.types
192(1)
Usenet News
192(3)
Binary Newsreaders and Grabbers
194(1)
slrn
194(1)
News Transport Agents
195(2)
Chapter 8 Internet Applications: Web and FTP
197(22)
Web Browsers
197(5)
The Firefox Web Browser
198(1)
Firefox Bookmarks and History
199(1)
Firefox Configuration
200(2)
Konqueror: KDE Web and FTP Access
202(2)
The KDE Rekonq Web Browser
204(2)
Epiphany
206(1)
Chrome
207(2)
Lynx and ELinks: Line-Mode Browsers
209(1)
Enabling the Flash Plug-in
209(1)
Java for Linux
209(2)
jpackage, Sun, and Java-Like
210(1)
Java Applications
210(1)
BitTorrent Clients (Transmission)
211(2)
FTP Clients
213(6)
Network File Transfer: FTP
213(1)
Web Browser-Based FTP: Firefox
214(1)
GNOME Desktop FTP: Connect to Server
214(1)
The KDE File Managers: Konqueror and Dolphin
215(1)
Filezilla
215(1)
gFTP
215(1)
wget
216(1)
curl
216(1)
ftp
216(1)
lftp
217(2)
Chapter 9 Social Networking: Microblogging, IM, VoIP, and Social Desktop
219(10)
Microblogging: Gwibber
219(2)
Instant Messenger: Empathy and Pidgin
221(3)
Empathy
221(2)
Pidgin
223(1)
Ekiga
224(1)
Twinkle
225(1)
Skype (VoIP)
225(1)
Installing Skype
225(1)
Using Skype
226(1)
KDE Social Desktop
226(3)
Part 3 Desktops
229(124)
Chapter 10 GNOME 3
231(26)
The GNOME 3 Interface
232(13)
Top Bar
233(1)
Activities Overview
233(6)
Managing Windows
239(2)
Workspaces
241(1)
Notifications and Message Tray
242(1)
GNOME Desktop Help
243(2)
The GNOME Files File Manager
245(12)
Home Folder Subfolders
245(1)
File Manager Windows
245(1)
File Manager Sidebar
246(1)
Tabs
247(1)
Displaying Files and Folders
248(2)
Previews
250(1)
File Manager Tools and Popup Menus
250(1)
Navigating in the File Manager
251(1)
Managing Files and Folders
252(2)
File and Directory Properties
254(1)
File Manager Preferences
255(1)
File Manager as an FTP Browser
255(1)
Searching Files
256(1)
Chapter 11 The K Desktop Environment: KDE
257(48)
The K Desktop Environment (KDE)
258(3)
Plasma: Desktop, Panel, and Plasmoids
258(1)
KDE Display Manager (KDM)
259(1)
Configuration and Administration Access with KDE
259(1)
Plasma: Desktop, Panel, and Plasmoids (Applets)
260(1)
The KDE Help Center
261(1)
The KDE 4 Desktop
262(24)
Desktop Backgrounds (Wallpaper)
263(1)
Themes
264(1)
Leaving KDE
265(2)
KDE Kickoff and QuickAccess Menus
267(2)
Krunner
269(1)
Removable Devices: Device Notifier
270(1)
Network Manager
271(1)
Desktop Plasmoids (Applets)
272(8)
KDE Windows
280(2)
Applications
282(1)
Virtual Desktops: Desktop Pager
282(2)
KDE Panel
284(1)
KDE Panel Configuration
285(1)
KWin: Desktop Effects
286(5)
KDE File Manager: Dolphin
291(7)
Navigating Directories
296(1)
Copy, Move, Delete, Rename, and Link Operations
296(1)
Search Bar and Filter Bar
297(1)
KDE Software Management: Apper
298(3)
KDE Configuration: KDE System Settings
301(2)
KDE Directories and Files
303(2)
Chapter 12 Shells
305(30)
The Command Line
306(4)
Command-Line Editing
307(2)
Command and Filename Completion
309(1)
History
310(2)
History Events
310(2)
Filename Expansion: *, ?, [ ]
312(4)
Matching Multiple Characters
313(1)
Matching Single Characters
314(1)
Matching a Range of Characters
314(1)
Matching Shell Symbols
315(1)
Generating Patterns
315(1)
Standard Input/Output and Redirection
316(3)
Redirecting the Standard Output: > and >>
317(1)
The Standard Input
318(1)
Pipes: I
318(1)
Linux Files
319(2)
The File Structure
321(2)
Home Directories
322(1)
Pathnames
322(1)
System Directories
322(1)
Listing, Displaying, and Printing Files: Is, cat, more, less, and Ipr
323(1)
Displaying Files: cat, less, and more
323(1)
Printing Files: Ipr, Ipq, and Iprm
324(1)
Managing Directories: mkdir, rmdir, Is, cd, pwd
324(3)
Creating and Deleting Directories
325(1)
Displaying Directory Contents
326(1)
Moving Through Directories
326(1)
Referencing the Parent Directory
327(1)
File and Directory Operations: find, cp, mv, rm, In
327(8)
Searching Directories: find
327(3)
Copying Files
330(1)
Moving Files
331(1)
Copying and Moving Directories
332(1)
Erasing Files and Directories: the rm Command
332(1)
Links: the In Command
333(2)
Chapter 13 Additional Desktops
335(18)
The Xfce Desktop
335(3)
The LXDE Desktop
338(3)
The Sugar on a Stick (SoaS) Desktop
341(4)
The Mate Desktop
345(1)
The Cinnamon Desktop
345(8)
Part 4 Administration
353(114)
Chapter 14 Fedora System Tools
355(22)
GNOME System Monitor
356(1)
Managing Processes
357(1)
Terminal Window Administrative Access: su
358(1)
Schedule Tasks
359(2)
GNOME Schedule
359(1)
KDE Task Scheduler (KCron)
360(1)
System Logs
361(1)
GNOME Log File Viewer
361(1)
rsyslogd and /etc/rsyslog.conf
362(1)
Disk Usage Analyzer
362(1)
Virus Protection
363(1)
Disk Utility and Udisks
364(4)
Hardware Sensors
368(2)
SELinux: Configuration with system-config-selinux
370(7)
SELinux Troubleshooting and audit2allow
373(4)
Chapter 15 System Administration
377(38)
Fedora Administrative Tools
378(1)
Superuser Control: the Root User
378(6)
Administrative Access from Normal User Accounts
379(1)
Logging Into the Root User AccountDirectly: su
379(1)
Controlled Administrative Access: sudo
380(2)
Controlled Access with PolicyKit: polkit-1
382(2)
system-config-authentication
384(2)
Desktop Login to the Root User
385(1)
Date and Time
386(1)
Using the system-config-date Utility
386(1)
Using the date Command
387(1)
User Accounts (GNOME 3 System Settings)
387(3)
Users and Groups Manager: system-config-users
390(4)
Users and Groups: New Users
390(2)
Users and Groups: Groups
392(2)
Passwords
394(1)
Display Configuration
394(1)
Vendor Drivers
394(1)
Bluetooth
395(3)
File System Access
398(5)
Access Linux File Systems on Internal Drives
398(2)
Access to Local Windows NTFS File Systems
400(1)
Access to Local Network Windows NTFS File Systems
400(1)
Permissions on GNOME
401(2)
Automatic File System Mounts with /etc/fstab
403(1)
Editing Configuration Files Directly
404(2)
Backup Management: rsync, Deja-Dup, and Amanda
406(7)
Individual Backups: archiveand rsync
407(1)
Deja-Dup
408(5)
BackupPC
413(1)
Amanda
413(1)
Managing Services: systemd and service
413(2)
system-config-services
414(1)
chkconfig
414(1)
Manual Service Control
414(1)
Chapter 16 Network Configuration
415(32)
Network Information: Dynamic and Static
416(1)
User and System-Wide Network Configuration: Network Manager and Network Connections
417(1)
Network Manager Manual Configuration for All Network Connections
418(12)
Ethernet Connections
420(4)
DSL Configuration
424(1)
WiFi and WiMAX Configuration
424(2)
Mobile Broadband: 3G Support
426(2)
PPP Configuration
428(1)
VPN Configuration
428(2)
Interface Configuration Scripts:/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts
430(1)
Command-Line PPP Access: wvdial
430(2)
Manual Wireless Configuration with Wireless Tools
432(2)
Setting Up Your Firewall: firewall-config
434(5)
Setting Up Windows Network Access: Samba
439(6)
Setting Up Samba
439(2)
system-config-samba
441(4)
Network Analysis Tools
445(2)
Network Information: ping, finger, traceroute, and host
445(1)
Wireshark
445(2)
Chapter 17 Printing
447(20)
Printer URI (Universal Resource Identifier)
448(1)
System Settings Printers: GNOME 3 Printers Tool
448(3)
system-config-printer: Printing
451(3)
Accessing Printer Configurations
454(1)
Editing Printer Configurations
454(2)
Default System-Wide and Personal Printers
456(2)
Printer Classes
458(1)
Adding New Printers
458(4)
Remote Printers
462(4)
Linux Printers Remotely Accessed from Windows
466(1)
Index 467