Titlebook: Beginning Fedora Desktop; Fedora 20 Edition Richard Petersen Book 20142nd edition Richard Petersen 2014

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Lauren M. Fine MD,Malcolm N. Blumenthal MDding users and installing software, can be performed with user-friendly system tools. This chapter discusses basic system administration operations that you need to get your system up and running, as well as to perform basic maintenance, such as adding new users. You can make changes or additions ea

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Hilarion G. Petzold,Marianne Mülleris added to your system by accessing software repositories with the YUM (Yellowdog Update, Modified) software package manager. With the integration of YUM into your Fedora system, you can now think of that software as an easily installed extension of your current collection. The commonly used Fedora software repositories are listed in Table 4-2.

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Michael Matthies,Horst Malchow,Jürgen Kriz your Linux system. Linux also includes full Java development support, letting you run and construct Java applets. This chapter covers some of the more popular web, Java, and FTP clients available on Linux. Web and FTP clients connect to sites that run servers, using web pages and FTP files to provide services to users.

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Fuzzy Aspects of Systems Scienceions and is the primary desktop for Fedora. GNOME is free and released under the GNU Public License. Check . for a detailed description of GNOME features and enhancements, with screenshots and references.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-61779-579-4plications that cover most Linux tasks. The KDE desktop is developed and distributed by the KDE Project. KDE is open source software provided under a GNU Public License and, with its source code, is available free of charge.

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Sabine Pelzmann,Bettina Strümpfings). Most printers are detected for you automatically. You can use the System Settings Printers tool to turn them on or off and access their print queues. As an alternative, you can still use the older .. Both are front ends for the Common UNIX Printing System (CUPS), which provides printing services (.).