Mac OS X Panther Unleashed, 3/e

John Ray, William C. Ray

Mac OS X Panther Unleashed, 3/e
  • 出版商: SAMS
  • 出版日期: 2004-01-18
  • 定價: $1,650
  • 售價: 6.0 折 $990
  • 語言: 英文
  • 頁數: 1704
  • 裝訂: Paperback
  • ISBN: 0672326043
  • ISBN-13: 9780672326042
  • 相關分類: MAC OS 蘋果電腦

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Underneath the colorful interface of Mac OS X is a powerful, complicated operating system based on BSD Unix. And, Mac users of all kinds continue to need help both in figuring out how to run OS X and understanding how the underlying OS works.

The new version of OS X, code-named Panther, that adds performance and interface enhancements, and that further extends the capabilities of the underlying Unix-based subsystem.

The third edition of Mac OS X Unleashed takes the same approach as the best selling first and second editions. The book is known for helping the reader deal with the most trouble-prone aspects of the user interface, but also focusing to a great extent on the BSD environment and how the user and administrator can get the most out of the operating system.

Table of Contents

Introduction.

Here's To the Crazy Ones. Mac OS X Panther Unleashed.

I. INTRODUCTION TO MAC OS X.

1. Panther System Elements.

The Mac OS X Layers. What's New in Panther. Mac OS X Basics. The Filesystem—Where Did Everything Go? The Apple Menu. Windows. The Application Menu. Menu Extras. Additional OS Components. Help Center.

2. Managing the Panther Workspace.

Using the Finder. Finder Windows. Finder Views. The Go Menu. Browsing Network Volumes. Finder File Operations. Getting File Information. The Desktop. Burning CD/DVDs. Using Fast User Switching. Finder Preferences. Using the Dock. Customizing the Dock. Process Manager: Force Quitting Applications. Window Management with Exposé.

3. Applications and Utilities.

Address Book. iCal. iSync. Preview. DVD Player. Keychain Access. Apple System Profiler. Activity Monitor. Console. Disk Utility. The Classic Environment. Ink. The Bluetooth Suite. Other Tools and Utilities.

4. Internet Applications.

Safari. Mail. iChat AV. Sherlock. .Mac.

5. Installing Third-Party Applications.

Software Sources and Formats. Using StuffIt Expander. Installing Software. Interesting Software.

II. MAC OS X MEDIA TOOLS.

6. Photography and Imaging.

iPhoto. The iPhoto Interface. Image Capture.

7. Audio.

Sound Preferences. iTunes. Recording Audio in Panther. Audio MIDI Tool.

8. Digital Video.

Multimedia Software. QuickTime 6. iMovie. iDVD.

III. USER-LEVEL OS X CONFIGURATION.

9. Network Setup.

TCP/IP. The Network Preferences Pane. AppleTalk. The Sharing Control Pane. Connecting to Remote Servers. Managing Locations. Testing Network Settings.

10. Printer, Fax, and Font Management.

Print Center. The CUPS System Interface. Printing. Managing Fonts. Font Web Sites.

11. Additional System Components.

User Account Creation. Using NetInfo Manager. Using the NetInfo Database to Customize a User. Enabling the root Account. Groups. System Preferences: Personal. System Preferences: Hardware. System Preferences: System.

IV. INTRODUCTION TO BSD APPLICATIONS.

12. Introducing the BSD Subsystem.

Unix-Based Mac OS. BSD Philosophy. Using Terminal. Interacting with Unix: Basic Unix Commands. The Unix Filesystem. Basic Filesystem Navigation. Terminal Preferences and Configuration.

13. Common Unix Shell Commands: File Operations.

Rearranging Files. Examining File Contents. Deleting Files. Searching for Files, Directories, and More. File Compression and Archiving.

V. ADVANCED COMMAND-LINE CONCEPTS.

14. Advanced Shell Concepts and Commands.

Introduction to File Permissions. Process Management. Communication Between Processes: Redirection, Pipes.

15. Command-Line Applications and Application Suites.

Networking Applications. Mail Clients. Text Editors. Printing Tools. Bridging the GUI to Command Line Gap: Hybrid Software.

16. Command-Line Software Installation.

Installing the Developer Tools. Installing Software at the Command Line.

17. Troubleshooting Software Installs, and Compiling and Debugging Manually.

Common Sense and Configuration Options. File Locations and Fighting with Installers. Using the gdb Debugger. Recommended Command-Line Software Installations.

18. Advanced Unix Shell Use: Configuration and Programming (Shell Scripting).

Customizing Your Shell Environment and Storing Data. Automating Tasks with Shell Scripts. Making Shell Scripts Start at Login or System Startup.

VI. SERVER/NETWORK ADMINISTRATION.

19. X Window System Applications.

Introduction to the X Window System. Installing the XFree86 OS X Distribution. Using X11. Configuring the X Window System. Installing Some Additional Interesting X11 Software.

20. Command-Line Configuration and Administration.

Locating and Editing the OS X Configuration Files. System Services. Strong-Arming the System—Brute Force Behavior Modification.

21. Scripting Languages.

Introduction to AppleScript. Script Editor. AppleScript Syntax. Perl. Python.

22. MySQL and Database Connectivity.

Getting Started with MySQL. Creating a MySQL Database. Perl/MySQL Integration. iODBC and ODBC Manager.

23. File and Resource Sharing with NFS and NetInfo.

Single-User Mode. Using the NetInfo Database and NFS to Share Resources. Restoring the Local NetInfo Database.

24. User Management and Machine Clustering.

Skeleton User Accounts. Multiple Users and Multiple Machines: Creating Clusters. Cooperating Without Clusters. Command-Line Administration Tools.

25. FTP Serving.

Activating the FTP Server. FTP Server Options. Setting Up Anonymous FTP. Using wu-ftpd as a Replacement for the Default ftpd. Alternatives to FTP.

26. Remote Access and Control.

Security-Minded Thinking. What Is Secure Shell? Activating the SSH Server. Basic Configuration. Basic Use. Advanced Use. Clients. Control Commands.

27. Web Serving.

Apache. Apache Configuration. Rebuilding and Securing Apache. WebDAV—mod_dav. Streaming MP3s—mod_mp3. Show Me Something to Impress My Friends!

28. Web Programming.

Introduction to Web Programming. Programming CGIs in Perl. PHP. Alternative Development Environments.

29. Creating a Mail Server.

Running a Mail Server. Activating Postfix. Postfix Configuration. University of Washington imapd. Web-Based Email.

30. Windows Interoperability.

Introduction to SMB and CIF. Accessing and Sharing Windows Resources. Samba.

VII. SYSTEM AND SERVER HEALTH.

31. Server Security and Advanced Network Configuration.

Why Bother with Network Security. Disabling Access. Intrusion Detection. Where to Go from Here.

32. System Maintenance.

Software Updates. Backups. Mac OS X Native GUI Backup Utilities. Command-Line Backups. Diagnostics and Repairs. Housekeeping.

VIII. APPENDIX.

Appendix A. Command-Line Reference (on the www.samspublishing.com Web site). PDF:1577.
Index.

商品描述(中文翻譯)

Mac OS X的彩色界面下面是一個基於BSD Unix的強大而複雜的操作系統。而且，各種類型的Mac用戶繼續需要幫助他們弄清楚如何運行OS X以及理解底層操作系統的工作原理。

代號為Panther的新版本的OS X增加了性能和界面增強功能，並進一步擴展了基於Unix的子系統的功能。

《Mac OS X Unleashed》的第三版採用了與暢銷的第一版和第二版相同的方法。這本書以幫助讀者處理用戶界面中最容易出現問題的方面而聞名，同時還在很大程度上關注BSD環境以及用戶和管理員如何充分利用操作系統。

目錄

引言

第一部分：Mac OS X介紹

第1章：Panther系統元素

第2章：管理Panther工作區

第3章：應用程序和工具

第4章：互聯網應用程序

第5章：安裝第三方應用程序

第二部分：Mac OS X媒體工具

第6章：攝影和圖像

第7章：音頻

第8章：數字視頻

第三部分：用戶級OS X配置

第9章：網絡設置

第10章：打印機、傳真和字體管理

第11章：其他系統組件

這本書將幫助讀者更好地理解和使用Mac OS X操作系統。

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