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Chapter 5. Konquering Your World

Anyone who has ever had a system crash without a handy backup of their files knows that nothing is more important than data. Other than playing games (and even there), computers are about storing and dealing with information. That's why getting the hang of working with that data?moving, copying, renaming, and deleting it?is vitally important to getting comfortable in your Linux world.

That means it is time to revisit your new old friend, Konqueror.



    		Acknowledgments
    		Chapter 1. Introduction
    		Chapter 2. Ready . . . Set . . . Linux!
    		Chapter 3. The Installation
    		Chapter 4. Getting Your Hands Dirty
    		Chapter 5. Konquering Your World
    		Files, Directories, and the Root of All Things
    		Wherever You Go . . .
    		Enhancing Konqueror
    		Uh, Roger, Copy That . . .
    		Creating New Directories
    		Copying Files and Directories (and Moving, Too!)
    		Deleting Files and Directories
    		My World, My Way
    		Making Your Home a Home
    		Chapter 6. Customizing Your Desktop (or Making Your World Your Own)
    		Chapter 7. Installing New Packages
    		Chapter 8. Working with Devices
    		Chapter 9. Connecting to the Internet
    		Chapter 10. Electronic Mail
    		Chapter 11. Surfing the Net (Just Browsing?)
    		Chapter 12. Keeping Up to Date
    		Chapter 13. Word Processors (It Was a Dark and Stormy Night?)
    		Chapter 14. Spreadsheets (Tables You Can Count on)
    		Chapter 15. Presentation Graphics (For Those Who Need No Introduction)
    		Chapter 16. Graphics and Art (Just Call Me Leonardo)
    		Chapter 17. Multimedia (If Music Be the Food of Love . . . )
    		Chapter 18. Fun and Games (Very Serious Fun)
    		Appendix A. The GNU General Public License
    		Appendix B. Take Command of Linux
    		About the CD-ROM