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The KDE and Gnome desktops have developed into mature operating environments. These technologies not only act as interfaces between the user, the powerful Linux kernel and GNU operating system, but they do so in a fun and intuitive way. Many users are content with the tools and facilities included with these desktops, but--for those who are ready to probe a little deeper--much more functionality can be found by going under the hood.
With hacks that any user can follow, Linux Desktop Hacks demonstrates how easy it is to modify Linux to suit your desires. The book is packed with tips on customizing and improving the interface, boosting performance, administering your desktop, and generally making the most out of what X, KDE, Gnome, and the console have to offer.
From the practical to the whimsical, and some things you never thought of trying, the hacks in the book include the following, and more:
- Kill and Resurrect the Master Boot Record
- Jazz Up Your Debian System Boot
- Energize Your Console with Macro Music Magic
- Konquer Remote Systems Without Passwords
- Run KDE on the Bleeding Edge
- View Microsoft Word Documents in a Terminal
- Read Yahoo! Mail from Any Email Client
- Motion Capture and Video Conferencing Fun
- Automate Your Life with cron
- Protect Yourself from Windows Applications
- Make an Internet Connection Using Bluetooth and a Mobile Phone
- Print to Unsupported Printers
- Accelerate Your Gaming
If you're yearning for information to make the Linux desktop easier, more powerful, and more fun, Linux Desktop Hacks is just the ticket.
Table of Contents:
Credits
Preface
Chapter 1. Booting Linux
1. Give Your Computer the Boot
2. Kill and Resurrect the Master Boot Record
3. Bypass the Boot Manager
4. Set a Bitmap Boot Screen for LILO
5. Create Your Own LILO Boot Splash
6. Display a GRUB Boot Splash Background
7. Create a GRUB Boot Splash Background
8. Jazz Up Your Debian System Boot
9. Graphics on the Console
Chapter 2. Console
10. Redefine Keyboard Actions
11. Energize Your Console with Macro Music Magic
12. Take a Screenshot from the Command Line
13. Put Your Command Prompt on a Diet
14. Simplify Changing Directories
15. Colorize Files in Your Pager
Chapter 3. Login Managers
16. Switch Users Fast
17. Double Your KDM (KDE) Login Screens
18. Double Your GDM (GNOME) Login Screens
19. Get Multiple Desktops the Macho Way
20. Scrap X11 for Fancy Login Consoles
21. Personalize Your Qingy Theme
Chapter 4. Related to X
22. Take Your Screens Black
23. Spice Up Your Desktop with Creative Mouse Cursors
24. Convert CursorXP Themes for Use with Linux
25. Use Windows and Mac Fonts
26. Never Miss Another Reminder
27. Make Applications Trigger On-Screen Alerts
28. Heat Up Your Keyboard with Hotkeys
29. Get Hotter Hotkeys with LinEAK
30. Access Windows and Mac OS X from Linux
31. Run Your Desktop over the Internet
32. Access Your Programs Remotely
33. Add Depth to Your Desktop
34. Give Your Desktop X-Ray Vision
Chapter 5. KDE Desktop
35. Make Konqueror a Window into Remote Spaces
36. Konquer Remote Systems Without Passwords
37. Ai Karamba! Flashy KDE Gadgets!
38. Start Applications in Weird and Wonderful Ways
39. Script Hacks with DCOP
40. Create Your Own KDE Right-Click Menu Actions
41. Make KDE Even Easier to Use
42. Give Depth to Your KDE Windows
43. Lock Down KDE with Kiosk Mode
44. Run KDE on the Bleeding Edge
Chapter 6. GNOME Desktop Hacks
45. Randomize Your GNOME Wallpaper
46. Grow Your GNOME with gDesklets Steroids
47. Create Your Own GNOME Right-Click Actions
48. Compile a Bleeding-Edge GNOME Desktop
Chapter 7. Terminal Empowerment
49. Share Applications and Monitors with screen
50. Stop Using Terminal Command-Line Switches
51. Ultimate Terminal Transparency
52. View Microsoft Word Documents in a Terminal
53. Display PDF Documents in a Terminal
54. View Word and PDF Files from Within Mutt
Chapter 8. Desktop Programs
55. Reduce OpenOffice.org Startup Time
56. Read Yahoo! Mail from Any Email Client
57. Encrypt Your Email
58. Reclaim Your Email with procmail
59. Convert Your Mailbox
60. Configure Firefox Under the Covers
61. Eliminate Annoying Browser Stalls
62. Get Browser Plug-ins Working
63. Create an Internet Phone
64. Motion Capture and Video Conferencing Fun
65. Put Screenshots Automatically on the Web
66. Scan for Wireless Networks
67. Map Your Meatspace
68. Connect to a Microsoft PPTP VPN
69. Play Restricted Media Formats
Chapter 9. Administration and Automation
70. Automate Your Life with cron
71. Update Your Clock via the Internet
72. Start Desktop Applications Automatically
73. Don't Let Elvis Leave the Building
74. Clone Your Linux Install
75. Forward Ports over SSH
76. Take Control of New User Setups
77. Send Email Alerts for System Events
78. Create a Passwordless Login
79. Magically Empower Your Network Cable
80. Protect Yourself from Windows Applications
81. Build a Custom Firewall Computer
82. Link Monitoring in Linux with Wavemon
83. Make Network Backups
84. Recover from Debian Disaster
85. Prelink for Performance
86. Grab the Latest Source Code
87. Speed Up Compiles
Chapter 10. Kernel
88. Compile a Kernel
89. Upgrade Your Kernel to 2.6
90. Use CKO to Make Your Desktop Go to 11
91. Tweak Your Kernel Without Recompiling
Chapter 11. Hardware
92. Make an Internet Connection Using Bluetooth and a Mobile Phone
93. Perfect USB Devices with Project Utopia
94. Optimize Your Refresh Rates
95. Print to Unsupported Printers
96. Control Your Power with ACPI
97. Use an iPod with Linux
98. Sync Your iRiver with Linux
99. Boost Hard-Drive Performance
100. Accelerate Your Gaming
Index