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In this part . . . In this part of the book, I expand my coverage of Linuxbeyond what s part and parcel of the operating systemto include its many other facilities and capabilities. Thesecomponents are critical to making Linux the raging mon- ster of productivity that a well-constructed, properly con- figured system can represent. Here you read about the Linux file system and how tomanage its constituent files and directories, as well as howto control which users or groups are permitted to accessthese vital system resources. You also can read aboutusing the Linux command-prompt environment, known asthe shell,along with some key capabilities that should bepart of any savvy Linux user s standard repertoire. In addition, you find out how to keep your system currentand install new software. You also get the inside scoop onall that security stuff that computer experts are alwaysgoing on about. Those who like working without a net candabble with working on the command line, while those whowant nothing to do with (gasp) typing can leap straight tothe fun of customizing the look and feel of your GUI.