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FtpCube is a multi-platform, graphical (S)FTP client written in Python, using the wxPython graphical tookit. FtpCube's interface is based on LeechFTP by Jan Debis but its codebase has been developed from scratch and includes functionality that surpasses the original LeechFTP. FtpCube aims to provide a high quality user interface, as well as a rich feature set. The FtpCube project was born out of the author search to find a good, capable unix (S)FTP client that offered an intuitive and attractive UI.

Features

Ftpcube offers a myriad of features including:

Buku yang di dalamnya memuat tentang konfigurasi sistem Linux secara umum seperti device, filesystem, partisi, searching, penggunaan mouse, dan tools UNIX lainnya. Disertai berbagai macam perintah yang umum digunakan di konsol/terminal. Jadi apapun distribusi Linux yang digunakan membuat buku ini sangat cocok untuk memulai.

Ubuntu Hacks includes 100 quick tips and tricks for all users of all technical levels. Beginners will appreciate the installation advice and tips on getting the most out of the free applications packaged with Ubuntu, while intermediate and advanced readers will learn the ins-and-outs of power management, wireless roaming, 3D video acceleration, server configuration, and much more.

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Istanbul is a desktop session recorder for the Free Desktop. It records your session into an  Ogg Theora video file. It works on GNOME, KDE and XFCE and others.

GNOME HotKeys

ALT+Tab = Task List Selection
Crtl+Alt+(F1-F12) = Command prompt
Crtl+Alt+Backspace = Restart XWindows
Crtl+C = Copy the selected text or region onto the clipboard
Alt+(leftclick mouse) = To hold on to the window/GUI and move it around
Ctrl+F = Switch to desktop
Alt+F2 = Show the panel run application dialog
Alt+F1 = Show the panel menu
Print = Take a screenshot

On default Gnome Desktop, users can restart X using Ctrl+Alt+Backspace. To avoid it you can try this tips.
First you need to backup your xorg.conf file using the following command :

$ sudo cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.backup

Now you need to edit the file using the following command :

$ sudo vi /etc/X11/xorg.conf

Add the following lines at the end of xorg.conf file :