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The first thing you ll notice is that the desktop is clean compared to Windows. You don t have a lot of icons littering the screen. Of course, you can fill the desktop with all the icons you want. As with Windows, you can save files to the desktop for easy access. In addition, you can click and drag icons from any of the menus onto the desktop in order to create shortcuts.

Note So, the ip tool offers more than ifconfig. Its syntax is also more difficult, and so many people

Although we refer to the Ubuntu desktop, the fundamental software behind it is created by GNOME: the Free Software Desktop Project. This is one of the most well-established organizations currently producing desktop interfaces for Linux, as well as for other versions of UNIX. Its home page is http://www.gnome.org. Although it s based on GNOME, Ubuntu s desktop has its own set of individual features and programs, as well as a unique look and feel. That said, it works in an almost identical way to versions of GNOME that are used in other Linux distributions, such as Fedora. The nature of open-source software whereby anyone can take the source code and create a new version of a program makes Ubuntu s remodeling of the GNOME desktop possible. Unlike with Windows software, more than one current version of a particular program or software suite can exist, each usually tailored to the particular needs of one of the various Linux distributions.

There are also versions of Ubuntu built around KDE (http://www.kde.org) and Xfce (http://www.xfce.org), two similar desktop environments. They re called Kubuntu and Xubuntu, respectively, and they re supplied on the DVD-ROM that comes with this book. For more details, including installation instructions, see Appendix D.

While I am trying not to be product-specific in this book, I feel obliged (given how many copies of Access are out in the world) to point out that Access does not currently support COUNT(DISTINCT). However, you can get the equivalent result with a nested query, as in Listing 8-8.

stick to using ifconfig instead. And, to be honest, it doesn t really matter, because they can both be used for the same purposes. It s just a different approach.

Note If you re dual-booting with Windows, you might see an icon at the top left of the Ubuntu desktop that will

let you access your Windows files. On one system, it was identified as sda1. Double-click the icon to view the Windows file system. Similarly, if you have a memory card reader or digital camera plugged in your PC, you might see desktop icons for them too, and any inserted CD/DVD discs will also be represented by desktop icons.

The first option you use after the ip command determines exactly what you want to do with the tool. This first option is a reference to the so-called object, and each object has different possibilities. The following objects are available: link: Used to manage or display properties of a network device addr: Used to manage or display IPv4 or IPv6 network addresses on a device route: Used to manage or display entries in the routing table rule: Used to manage or display rules in the routing policy database neigh: Used to manage or display entries in the ARP cache tunnel: Used to manage or display IP tunnels

Listing 8-8. Alternative SQL for Access Where COUNT(DISTINCT) Is Not Supported SELECT COUNT(*) FROM (SELECT DISTINCT Coach FROM Member WHERE Coach IS NOT NULL)

Along the top of the desktop, you see three menus: Applications: This menu is the equivalent of the Windows Start All Programs menu Here you ll find access to all the software available under Ubuntu, categorized for easy finding Places: This menu is somewhat like My Computer in Windows, in that it gives quick access to locations within the file system The Places menu also provides access to network locations, such as file servers (this is probably be important only if you use Ubuntu in a business context) You can add and remove folders and files here for quick access to your favorite places, and also search for files System: This menu is a little like the Windows Control Panel, in that it allows you to change various system settings.