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Part II. Administration

Contents

10. GNOME Configuration for Administrators
10.1. Using GConf for Defaults
10.2. Customizing Menus
10.3. Installing Themes
10.4. Configuring Fonts
10.5. MIME Types
10.6. Setting Screensavers
10.7. Session Management
10.8. Improving Performance
10.9. Hidden Directories
10.10. Security Note on Configuring SMB Printers
10.11. Disabling GNOME Desktop Features
10.12. Starting Applications Automatically
10.13. Automounting and Managing Media Devices
10.14. Changing Preferred Applications
10.15. Managing Profiles Using Sabayon
10.16. Adding Document Templates
11. KDE Configuration for Administrators
11.1. Managing Profiles Using the KIOSK Admin Tool
11.2. Managing Profiles Manually
12. Active Directory Support
12.1. Integrating Linux and AD Environments
12.2. Background Information for Linux AD Support
12.3. Configuring a Linux Client for Active Directory
12.4. Logging In to an AD Domain
12.5. Changing Passwords
13. Access Control Lists in Linux
13.1. Traditional File Permissions
13.2. Advantages of ACLs
13.3. Definitions
13.4. Handling ACLs
13.5. ACL Support in Applications
13.6. For More Information
14. System Monitoring Utilities
14.1. Debugging
14.2. Files and File Systems
14.3. Hardware Information
14.4. Networking
14.5. The /proc File System
14.6. Processes
14.7. System Information
14.8. User Information
14.9. Time and Date
15. Working with the Shell
15.1. Getting Started with the Bash Shell
15.2. Users and Access Permissions
15.3. Important Linux Commands
15.4. The vi Editor
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