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Contents
1. Cover Page

2. About This eBook

3. Title Page

4. Copyright Page

5. Contents at a Glance
6. Table of Contents

7. About the Authors

8. Dedication

9. Acknowledgments
10. Register Your Book

11. Figure Credits

12. Introduction

13. Part I: Getting Started

1. Chapter 1. Installing Ubuntu and Post-Installation
Configuration

1. Before You Begin the Installation

2. Step-by-Step Installation

3. Shutting Down
4. Finding Programs and Files

5. Software Updater

6. The sudo Command

7. Configuring Software Repositories

8. System Settings

9. Configuring Wireless Networks

10. Troubleshooting Post-Installation Configuration

Problems
11. References
 2. Chapter 2. Background Information and Resources

1. What Is Linux?

2. Why Use Linux?

3. What Is Ubuntu?

4. Ubuntu for Business

5. Ubuntu in Your Home

6. Getting the Most from Linux and Ubuntu Documentation

14. Part II: Desktop Ubuntu

1. Chapter 3. Foundations of the Linux GUI

1. Foundations and the X Server

2. Starting X
3. References

2. Chapter 4. Ubuntu Desktop Options

1. Desktop Environment

2. Using GNOME: A Primer

3. KDE and Kubuntu

4. Xfce and Xubuntu

5. LXDE and Lubuntu

6. MATE and Ubuntu MATE

7. Ubuntu Budgie
8. Ubuntu Kylin

9. References

3. Chapter 5. On the Internet

1. Getting Started with Firefox

2. Checking Out Google Chrome and Chromium

3. References

4. Chapter 6. Productivity Applications

1. Introducing LibreOffice
2. Other Useful Productivity Software

3. Productivity Applications Written for Microsoft Windows

4. References
 5. Chapter 7. Multimedia Applications

1. Sound and Music

2. Graphics Manipulation
3. Using Digital Cameras with Ubuntu

4. Burning CDs and DVDs in Ubuntu

5. Viewing Video

6. Recording and Editing Audio

7. Editing Video

8. References

6. Chapter 8. Games

1. Ubuntu Gaming
2. Installing Proprietary Video Drivers

3. Online Game Sources

4. Installing Games from the Ubuntu Repositories

5. Playing Windows Games

6. References

15. Part III: System Administration

1. Chapter 9. Managing Software

1. Ubuntu Software

2. Using Synaptic for Software Management

3. Staying Up to Date

4. Working on the Command Line

5. Compiling Software from Source

6. Configuration Management
7. Using the Snappy Package Manager

8. References

2. Chapter 10. Command-Line Beginner’s Class

1. What Is the Command Line?

2. Accessing the Command Line

3. User Accounts

4. Reading Documentation
 5. Understanding the Linux File System Hierarchy

6. Navigating the Linux File System

7. Working with Permissions

8. Working with Files

9. Working as Root

10. Commonly Used Commands and Programs

11. References
3. Chapter 11. Command-Line Master Class, Part 1

1. Why Use the Command Line?

2. Using Basic Commands

3. References
4. Chapter 12. Command-Line Master Class, Part 2

1. Redirecting Output and Input

2. stdin, stdout, stderr, and Redirection

3. Comparing Files
4. Limiting Resource Use and Job Control

5. Combining Commands

6. Executing Jobs in Parallel

7. Using Environment Variables

8. Using Common Text Editors

9. Working with Compressed Files

10. Using Multiple Terminals with byobu

11. Doing a Polite System Reset Using REISUB

12. Fixing an Ubuntu System That Will Not Boot

13. Tips and Tricks

14. References

5. Chapter 13. Managing Users

1. User Accounts
2. Managing Groups

3. Managing Users

4. Managing Passwords
 5. Granting System Administrator Privileges to Regular
Users

6. Disk Quotas
7. Related Ubuntu Commands

8. References

6. Chapter 14. Automating Tasks and Shell Scripting

1. What Is a Shell?
2. Scheduling Tasks

3. Basic Shell Control

4. Writing and Executing a Shell Script

5. References
7. Chapter 15. The Boot Process

1. Running Services at Boot

2. Beginning the Boot Loading Process

3. Loading the Linux Kernel

4. Starting and Stopping Services with systemd

5. Boot-Repair

6. References

8. Chapter 16. System-Monitoring Tools

1. Console-Based Monitoring
2. Graphical Process- and System-Management Tools

3. KDE Process- and System-Monitoring Tools

4. Enterprise Server Monitoring

5. References
9. Chapter 17. Backing Up

1. Choosing a Backup Strategy

2. Choosing Backup Hardware and Media

3. Using Backup Software

4. Copying Files
5. Version Control for Configuration Files

6. System Rescue
 7. References

10. Chapter 18. Networking

1. Laying the Foundation: The localhost Interface

2. Checking Connections with ping, traceroute, and mtr

3. Networking with TCP/IP

4. IPv6 Basics

5. Network Organization
6. Hardware Devices for Networking

7. Using Network Configuration Tools

8. Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol

9. Wireless Networking
10. Beyond the Network and onto the Internet

11. Common Configuration Information

12. References

11. Chapter 19. Remote Access with SSH and VNC

1. Setting Up an SSH Server

2. SSH Tools

3. Virtual Network Computing

4. Guacamole

5. References
12. Chapter 20. Securing Your Machines

1. Understanding Computer Attacks

2. Assessing Your Vulnerability

3. Protecting Your Machine

4. Viruses

5. Configuring Your Firewall

6. AppArmor

7. Forming a Disaster Recovery Plan

8. References

13. Chapter 21. Performance Tuning

1. Storage Disk
 2. Kernel

3. Tuned

4. References
14. Chapter 22. Kernel and Module Management

1. The Linux Kernel

2. Managing Modules

3. When to Recompile
4. Kernel Versions

5. Obtaining the Kernel Sources

6. Patching the Kernel

7. Compiling the Kernel

8. When Something Goes Wrong

9. References

16. Part IV: Ubuntu as a Server

1. Chapter 23. Sharing Files and Printers

1. Using Network File System

2. Putting Samba to Work

3. Network and Remote Printing with Ubuntu

4. References

2. Chapter 24. Common Web Server Stacks

1. LAMP

2. LEMP

3. MEAN

4. References
3. Chapter 25. Apache Web Server Management

1. About the Apache Web Server

2. Installing the Apache Server

3. Runtime Server Configuration Settings

4. File System Authentication and Access Control

5. Apache Modules

6. Virtual Hosting
 7. Logging

8. HTTPS

9. References
4. Chapter 26. Nginx Web Server Management

1. About the Nginx Web Server

2. Installing the Nginx Server

3. Configuring the Nginx Server

4. Virtual Hosting

5. Setting Up PHP

6. Adding and Configuring Modules

7. HTTPS
8. Reference

5. Chapter 27. Other HTTP Servers

1. lighttpd

2. Yaws
3. Cherokee

4. Jetty

5. thttpd

6. Apache Tomcat

7. WildFly
8. Caddy

9. References

6. Chapter 28. Administering Relational Database Services

1. A Brief Review of Database Basics

2. Choosing a Database: MySQL Versus PostgreSQL

3. Configuring MySQL

4. Configuring PostgreSQL

5. Database Clients
6. References

7. Chapter 29. NoSQL Databases

1. Key/Value Stores
 2. Document Stores

3. Wide Column Stores

4. Graph Stores
5. References

8. Chapter 30. Virtualization on Ubuntu

1. KVM

2. VirtualBox
3. VMware

4. Xen

5. References

9. Chapter 31. Containers and Ubuntu

1. LXC and LXD

2. Docker

3. Kubernetes

4. References
10. Chapter 32. Ubuntu and Cloud Computing

1. Why a Cloud?

2. Ubuntu on the Public Cloud

3. Canonical-Specific Cloud Offerings

4. References
11. Chapter 33. Managing Sets of Servers

1. Puppet

2. Chef

3. Ansible
4. SaltStack

5. CFEngine

6. Juju

7. Landscape
8. References

12. Chapter 34. Handling Email

1. How Email Is Sent and Received

 2. Basic Postfix Configuration and Operation

3. Using Fetchmail to Retrieve Mail

4. Choosing a Mail Delivery Agent

5. References

13. Chapter 35. Proxying, Reverse Proxying, and Virtual Private

Networks (VPNs)

1. What Is a Proxy Server?

2. Installing Squid

3. Configuring Clients

4. Access Control Lists

5. Specifying Client IP Addresses

6. Sample Configurations

7. Virtual Private Networks (VPNs)

8. References

14. Chapter 36. Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP)

1. Configuring the Server

2. Configuring Clients

3. LDAP Administration

4. References

15. Chapter 37. Name Serving with the Domain Name System
(DNS)

1. Understanding Domain Names

2. Setting Up a DNS Server with BIND

3. References

17. Part V: Programming Linux

1. Chapter 38. Using Programming Tools

1. Programming in C with Linux

2. Using the C Programming Project Management Tools

Provided with Ubuntu
3. Using the GNU C Compiler

4. Programming in Java with Linux

5. Graphical Development Tools

 6. Beginning Mobile Development for Android

7. Version Control Systems

8. Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery and

DevOps Tools

9. Canonical-created Tools

10. References

2. Chapter 39. Using Popular Programming Languages

1. Ada

2. Clojure

3. COBOL

4. D
5. Dart

6. Elixir

7. Elm

8. Erlang

9. Forth
10. Fortran

11. Go

12. Groovy

13. Haskell
14. Java

15. JavaScript

16. Kotlin

17. Lisp
18. Lua

19. Mono

20. OCaml

21. Perl

22. PHP
23. Python

24. Raku
 25. Ruby

26. Rust

27. Scala
28. Scratch

29. Vala

30. References

3. Chapter 40. Helping with Ubuntu Development

1. Introduction to Ubuntu Development

2. Setting Up Your Development System

3. Fixing Bugs and Packaging

4. References
4. Chapter 41. Helping with Ubuntu Testing and QA

1. Community Teams

2. Bug Squad

3. References
18. Index

19. Part VI: Bonus Online Chapters

1. Chapter 42. Using Perl

1. Using Perl with Linux

2. Perl Variables and Data Structures

3. Perl Operators

4. Conditional Statements: if/else and unless

5. Looping

6. Regular Expressions
7. Access to the Shell

8. Modules and CPAN

9. Code Examples

10. References
2. Chapter 43. Using Python

1. Python on Linux

2. The Basics of Python

 3. Functions

4. Object Orientation

5. The Standard Library and the Python Package Index

6. References

3. Chapter 44. Using PHP

1. Introduction to PHP

2. Basic Functions
3. Handling HTML Forms

4. Databases

5. References

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