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Welcome to The Ubuntu Book
Get started with Ubuntu • Because of its free, open source and user-friendly nature, Ubuntu has gained a lot of momentum in recent times. No wonder so many software developers are using it for their projects
Adopting the full version of Ubuntu • New versions are released every six months and are supported for 18 months
What next? • Troubleshooting and software management in Ubuntu
What’s your Ubuntu flavour? • Canonical recognises Ubuntu flavours-custom Ubuntu versions shipped with different desktop environments, or designed for specific usage
Navigating the basic Ubuntu desktop • Get to know where to find everything you need on the intuitive and attractive Ubuntu desktop screen
Dual boot with Ubuntu • Get Ubuntu running alongside your existing Windows installation
Customising the desktop • Change desktop settings and add a personal touch to Ubuntu’s exterior
Discover System Settings • Discover system details, manage user accounts and configure hardware
Tweak the Security Settings • Make sure your Ubuntu setup provides proper privacy protection
Find your way around Dash • Learn essential tips and tricks to use Dash like a pro
Understanding the file system • Learn about the file system organisation in Ubuntu
Accessibility in Ubuntu • Learn to use the accessibility tools and options available in Ubuntu
Sharing files in Ubuntu • Learn to create file servers to share data from your Ubuntu system
Manage drives with Disks • Manage hard drives, SSDs and removable media with Ubuntu’s Disks tool
Commanding Ubuntu: get to grips with the Linux command line • Sometimes well-chosen words will save you jumping through GUI hoops – we set you on the path to the right commands
Files, folders, and familiar things • Time to get the command line working for you, on your files and folders
Use GNOME Terminal & Xterm • Explore the basics and benefits of the terminal emulators in Ubuntu
Secure files with Déjà Dup • Create an extra copy of your valuable data and keep it updated
Use Startup Disk Creator • Create a bootable USB with Ubuntu or virtually any other Linux
Check the Time & Date • View the calendar, change time display settings and more
Unleash the Archive Manager • Make use of this small accessory that sits inside your Ubuntu system
Use the Disk Usage Analyzer • Find out where your free disk space went with a specialised accessory
Manage Startup Applications • Make your favourite applications start automatically in Ubuntu
Monitor Software & Updates • Add more application sources and keep your system up to date
Work with Universal Access • Configure accessibility settings to make Ubuntu more friendly
Configure Network Connections • Setting up a network connection in Ubuntu is easy
Tweak the Power settings • Make your laptop run longer and let Ubuntu reduce your monthly bills
Connect with Online Accounts • Enjoy a more convenient integration with online services in Ubuntu
Use System Monitor • View and manage system resources using the System Monitor app
Explore the Ubuntu Software Centre • The flavours of Ubuntu are the set of packages installed on the system. The Software Centre is the one-stop shop for installing, purchasing and removing software in Ubuntu
Browse the Internet with Firefox • Explore the hidden features of Mozilla Firefox
Manage your emails with Thunderbird • Learn to manage all your email accounts using Thunderbird
Communicate with Empathy • Learn to set up and use...