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The Preferences submenu lets you change trivial system settings, such as the screen saver, or start new system services, such as the remote desktop service that lets you view your desktop across a network connection The Administration submenu lets you change underlying system settings, such as configuring new hardware (like printers) and installing software The mouse works mostly as it does in Windows, in that you can move it around and click on things For the most part, single- and double-clicking work exactly as they do in Windows You can also rightclick virtually everything and everywhere to bring up context menus, which usually let you alter settings And you should find that the scroll wheel in between the mouse buttons lets you scroll windows.

maddr: Used to manage or display multicast addresses for interfaces mroute: Used to manage or display multicast routing cache entries monitor: Used to monitor what happens on a given device Each of these objects has options of its own The easiest way to learn about these options is to use the ip command followed by the object followed by the keyword help For example, ip address help provides information on how to use the ip address command, as shown in Listing 8-5 Listing 8-5 The ip address help Command Gives Help on Configuring IP Addresses with the ip Tool.

Something that might catch your attention the first time you open a window in Lucid Lynx is the placement of the familiar Maximize, Minimize, and Close buttons They are placed to the left of the top bar, instead of to the right as is customary in Windows and OS X Clicking the Close button ends each program, as in Windows Whenever Ubuntu is busy, an animated, circular icon appears that is similar in principle to the hourglass icon used in Windows It also appears when programs are being launched..

You can also use the keyword ALL. This just reinforces that you want to count all values, rather than just distinct values. If you do not include either DISTINCT or ALL (as in Listing 8-6), all values are included by default. Similar sorts of queries can be applied to other columns. For example, we might want to know how many people have handicaps (COUNT (Handicap)), or we might want to know how many different handicaps are represented by our club members (COUNT (DISTINCT Handicap)). With all these examples, we can include a WHERE clause as well, so we can find out how many women have coaches, how many junior members have handicaps, and so on. If no rows are returned by the query, the count will be 0.

root@ZNA:~# ip address help Usage: ip addr {add|del} IFADDR dev STRING ip addr {show|flush} [ dev STRING ] [ scope SCOPE-ID ] [ to PREFIX ] [ FLAG-LIST ] [ label PATTERN ] IFADDR := PREFIX | ADDR peer PREFIX [ broadcast ADDR ] [ anycast ADDR ] [ label STRING ] [ scope SCOPE-ID ] SCOPE-ID := [ host | link | global | NUMBER ] FLAG-LIST := [ FLAG-LIST ] FLAG FLAG := [ permanent | dynamic | secondary | primary | tentative | deprecated ] It can be quite a challenge to find out how the help for the ip tool works, so I ll give you some help on this help feature To understand what you need to do, you must first analyze the Usage: lines.

Caution Bear in mind that Ubuntu isn t a clone of Windows and doesn t try to be. Although it works in a similar

way by providing menus and icons and containing programs within windows there are differences and refinements that may trip you up as you explore.