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Your step-by-step guide to the latest in Linux Nine previous editions of this popular benchmark guide can’t be wrong! Whether you’re new to Linux and need a step-by-step guide or are a pro who wants to catch up with recent distributions,
has your back. Covering everything from installation to automation, this updated edition focuses on openSUSE and Ubuntu and includes new and refreshed material—as well as chapters on building a web server and creating simple shell scripts.
In his friendly, no-jargon style, IT professional and tech higher education instructor Richard Blum draws on more than 10 years of teaching to show you just why Linux’s open source operating systems are relied on to run a huge proportion of the world’s online infrastructure, servers, supercomputers, and NAS devices—and how you can master them too.
Study the thinking behind Linux Choose the right installation approach Pick up the basics—from prepping to desktops Get fancy with music, video, movies, and games Whatever your Linux needs—work, fun, or just a hobby—this bestselling, evergreen guide will get you up and coding in the open source revolution in no time at all.

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4 Chapter 5FIGURE 5-1: The openSUSE 15.1 KDE Plasma desktop.FIGURE 5-2: The Plasma application launcher layout in openSUSE.FIGURE 5-3: The Plasma panel in edit mode.FIGURE 5-4: The Add Widgets menu.FIGURE 5-5: The Add-On Installer.FIGURE 5-6: The Plasma System Settings dialog box.FIGURE 5-7: The Desktop Folder Settings dialog box.FIGURE 5-8: The Plasma accessibility settings.

5 Chapter 6FIGURE 6-1: The Cinnamon desktop as seen in Linux Mint.FIGURE 6-2: The Cinnamon Menu used in Linux Mint.FIGURE 6-3: The System Settings dialog box in Cinnamon.FIGURE 6-4: The list of panel applets available in Linux Mint.FIGURE 6-5: The default MATE desktop in Fedora MATE.FIGURE 6-6: The Applications menu as seen in Fedora MATE.FIGURE 6-7: The MATE Control Center.FIGURE 6-8: The Add to Panel dialog box in MATE.FIGURE 6-9: The Xfce desktop in MX Linux.FIGURE 6-10: The Xfce Whisker menu in MX Linux.FIGURE 6-11: The Xfce Settings Manager dialog box.FIGURE 6-12: The Xfce Add New Items dialog box.

6 Chapter 7FIGURE 7-1: The Terminal program in Ubuntu.FIGURE 7-2: The home directory shown with the ls -acommand to see the hidden f...FIGURE 7-3: The beginning of the brand-new home directory with both hidden and ...FIGURE 7-4: Breakdown of the nine permission characters.

7 Chapter 8FIGURE 8-1: The GNOME Files file manager window.FIGURE 8-2: Opening a subdirectory in Files.FIGURE 8-3: Files using the list view mode in rich's home directory.FIGURE 8-4: The Files file manager’s Properties dialog box with the Permissions...FIGURE 8-5: The user rich's Home folder as seen in the Dolphin file manager.FIGURE 8-6: The Split display mode in Dolphin.FIGURE 8-7: The Thunar file manager in MX Linux.FIGURE 8-8: The Thunar File Manager Preferences dialog box.FIGURE 8-9: The Thunar shortcut menu.FIGURE 8-10: The Device Notifier in KDE Plasma.FIGURE 8-11: Dolphin in network mode.FIGURE 8-12: The KFind search window.FIGURE 8-13: The GNOME 3 File Searcher dialog box.

8 Chapter 9FIGURE 9-1: The Network Manager dialog box for a wireless connection.FIGURE 9-2: The Network Manager Wired dialog box.FIGURE 9-3: The wireless configuration dialog box.FIGURE 9-4: The Network Manager nmtui command line tool.FIGURE 9-5: Sample results of the pingcommand.

9 Chapter 10FIGURE 10-1: The Firefox Preferences window in Ubuntu.FIGURE 10-2: The Firefox plugin list.FIGURE 10-3: Firefox with the History Sidebar open.FIGURE 10-4: The Evolution Identity dialog box.FIGURE 10-5: The Evolution Receiving Email dialog box, with IMAP selected.FIGURE 10-6: The Evolution Receiving Options dialog box for IMAP mail users.FIGURE 10-7: The Evolution Sending Email dialog box.FIGURE 10-8: The Evolution application window.FIGURE 10-9: An Evolution Compose Message window.FIGURE 10-10: The Evolution Account Editor dialog box.FIGURE 10-11: The KMail Account Information dialog box.FIGURE 10-12: The main KMail window.FIGURE 10-13: The KMail Composer window.FIGURE 10-14: The Thunderbird New Account Setup wizard.FIGURE 10-15: The Thunderbird manual email server dialog box.FIGURE 10-16: The main Thunderbird mail page.FIGURE 10-17: The Thunderbird Account Settings window.FIGURE 10-18: The FileZilla main window.FIGURE 10-19: The Skype Internet telephony client new account window.

10 Chapter 11FIGURE 11-1: The file file1 open in the nano editor in Ubuntu.FIGURE 11-2: The gedit window with a blank file, in Ubuntu.FIGURE 11-3: The gedit Preferences dialog box.FIGURE 11-4: The gedit Plugins Preferences tab.FIGURE 11-5: The default KWrite window in openSUSE.FIGURE 11-6: The KWrite Configure Editor dialog box.FIGURE 11-7: The Kate session dialog box.FIGURE 11-8: The main Kate editing window.FIGURE 11-9: The Kate Configure dialog box.FIGURE 11-10: The Kate built-in terminal window.

11 Chapter 12FIGURE 12-1: The LibreOffice Writer layout.FIGURE 12-2: The LibreOffice Calc layout.FIGURE 12-3: Creating a new presentation in LibreOffice Impress.FIGURE 12-4: The LibreOffice Impress default look in Ubuntu.FIGURE 12-5: The LibreOffice Draw layout.FIGURE 12-6: The LibreOffice Base Database Wizard, used to open existing databa...FIGURE 12-7: The LibreOffice Base Database Wizard's Decide How to Proceed After...FIGURE 12-8: A database open in LibreOffice Base.FIGURE 12-9: The Table Design View dialog box in Base.FIGURE 12-10: The Data Viewing and Entry window in the Base application.FIGURE 12-11: The LibreOffice Math layout.FIGURE 12-12: Starting to add a matrix in LibreOffice Math.FIGURE 12-13: A 4-x-4 matrix in LibreOffice Math.FIGURE 12-14: A complete formula in LibreOffice Math.

12 Chapter 13FIGURE 13-1: The GNOME 3 Sound options in Settings.FIGURE 13-2: The KDE Plasma multimedia settings.FIGURE 13-3: The KDE Plasma audio settings dialog box.FIGURE 13-4: The GNOME Files application displaying an audio CD.FIGURE 13-5: Starting an audio CD using Rhythmbox.FIGURE 13-6: The KDE Plasma Notification panel widget.FIGURE 13-7: The VLC main window.FIGURE 13-8: The Amarok Local Collection screen.FIGURE 13-9: The main Amarok screen.FIGURE 13-10: The Sound Juicer CD Extractor in Ubuntu.FIGURE 13-11: The Sound Juicer Preferences dialog box.FIGURE 13-12: The Brasero main window.FIGURE 13-13: Adding audio files to burn onto the CD in Brasero.FIGURE 13-14: The K3b CD and DVD burner.FIGURE 13-15: The K3b Audio CD Project window.FIGURE 13-16: The K3b Audio Project dialog box.

13 Chapter 14FIGURE 14-1: The Firefox Add-ons Plugins area in Ubuntu.FIGURE 14-2: Installing the Fast YouTube Video Downloader Extension in Firefox.FIGURE 14-3: The Fast YouTube Video Downloader Extension installed.FIGURE 14-4: The main GNOME Videos viewing window.FIGURE 14-5: The KDE Dragon video player.FIGURE 14-6: The main VLC viewing window.FIGURE 14-7: GIMP’s main window in Ubuntu.FIGURE 14-8: The GIMP Tools window list.FIGURE 14-9: The GIMP Screenshot dialog box.FIGURE 14-10: The GIMP image editing window.FIGURE 14-11: The GIMP Change Foreground Color dialog box.FIGURE 14-12: The image after applying the Whirl and Pinch effect.FIGURE 14-13: The sample image after applying the Weave Script-Fu effect.

14 Chapter 15FIGURE 15-1: Creating a compressed archive file using Ubuntu Files.FIGURE 15-2: The Ubuntu Software Updater window.FIGURE 15-3: The openSUSE Discover window showing available updates.FIGURE 15-4: The Add/Remove Applications program in Ubuntu.FIGURE 15-5: The openSUSE Discover program main window.FIGURE 15-6: The Synaptic Package Manager in Ubuntu.FIGURE 15-7: The YaST2 package manager in openSUSE.

15 Chapter 16FIGURE 16-1: The GNOME Terminal window.FIGURE 16-2: The KDE Konsole window.

16 Chapter 17FIGURE 17-1: The GNOME user manager utility.FIGURE 17-2: The openSUSE user manager tool.FIGURE 17-3: The User Data tab in the YaST user manager tool.FIGURE 17-4: The User Details tab in the YaST user management tool.FIGURE 17-5: The Password Settings tab in the YaST user management tool.FIGURE 17-6: The Groups tab in the YaST User Management tool.FIGURE 17-7: The Create New Group window in the YaST User Management tool.FIGURE 17-8: The Ubuntu Printer Configuration window.FIGURE 17-9: The Printer Configuration Basic Server Settings window.FIGURE 17-10: The New Printer Wizard in the Printer Configuration tool.FIGURE 17-11: The Printer Options area of the Printer Configuration tool.FIGURE 17-12: The Processes tab in the System Monitor tool.FIGURE 17-13: The Resources tab in the System Monitor tool.FIGURE 17-14: The File Systems tab in the System Monitor tool.

17 Chapter 18FIGURE 18-1: The openSUSE Firewall Configuration window.FIGURE 18-2: The default public firewall zone settings.FIGURE 18-3: The PuTTY main window.FIGURE 18-4: The PuTTY window appearance configuration.FIGURE 18-5: Connecting to a remote Ubuntu computer from a Windows PC.FIGURE 18-6: The Ubuntu Logs log viewer program.FIGURE 18-7: The openSUSE log viewer program.

18 Chapter 20FIGURE 20-1: The VirtualBox main window.FIGURE 20-2: The first dialog box in the VirtualBox new server wizard.FIGURE 20-3: Setting the virtual server hard disk file location and size.FIGURE 20-4: The virtual server entry in the VirtualBox window.FIGURE 20-5: The VirtualBox Settings dialog box.FIGURE 20-6: The Storage section of the Settings dialog box.FIGURE 20-7: The Network section of the Settings dialog box.FIGURE 20-8: The VirtualBox console emulation window.FIGURE 20-9: Running Ubuntu in an openSUSE VirtualBox window.FIGURE 20-10: The VirtualBox Session Information window.