[share_ebook] User Guide to Using the Linux Desktop

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• Author: Nah Soo Hoe and Colin Charles

This user guide is meant as an introductory guide for a user
to use a modern personal computer (PC) running the Linux
operating system. The main aim is to provide a self-learning
guide on how to use a modern Linux desktop system. It
assumes that the user has no prior knowledge of Linux or PC
usage.
After going through the guide the reader should be in a
position to start using a Linux desktop for both personal and
office use. In particular she should be able to:
• access the Internet and use the WWW and Internet email
• manipulate and manage files, folders and the file system
• produce and print simple documents and presentation
materials
• advance to become a power user by further self-learning
and exploring
Linux has many distributions and sometimes the programs
or tools used to perform a certain function can vary from
distribution to distribution. This guide tries to be as generic
as possible in the description of the features and
functionalities. However, in
some cases, especially some of the GUI desktop
configuration tools, there is no really independent generic
tool that can be used and each distribution has its own tool.
In such cases, we have tried to illustrate their usage using
Fedora Linux.
This guide was written on a Fedora Linux system and as such
many of the screen shots reflect this. However, this should
not be construed as an endorsement of this distribution of
Linux over the others on the part of the authors.
Nah Soo Hoe and Colin Charles
July 2004

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