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This Concept Map, created with IHMC CmapTools, has information related to: chaptr summary1, Linux has very specific rules for naming files Thh Three major types of computer files, mouse pointer or cursor when positioning arrow over an object pointing to it, 1.24 The gEdit and AbiWord Utilities a text editor for Red Hat Linux gEdit, window manager functions as switching windows mimimizing windows or maximizing windows controls how program windows are displayed on screen, 1.7 Linux and Users two super user, 1.16 The Nautilus File Manager when using GNOME open window titled Start Here contains title bar operations menu menu bar location bar, desktop for Red Hat Linux primary work area contains desktop icons Nautilus File Manager Main Menu button, a graphical environment three X Window System, user data files info from an application program program files, 1.23 Activity:Customizing the Panel activity ????, drag and drop holding left mouse button while you drag dragging, Three major types of computer files they are system files, contains desktop icons Nautilus File Manager Main Menu button and application launchers Tasklist, clock panel, pager, desktop, super user or root user usually the system administrator only user that has total control of computer, 1.14 Pointing Devices a GUI allows you to select and manipulate objects on screen mouse pointer or cursor, not tied to any specific desktop interface provides underlying graphical operations that user interfaces collection of functions to draw points open windows display other graphics on a screen, there are two ways to interact with the computer ???? command line, 1.22 Customizing the Panel small useful programs called applets some programs are GNOME specific, specially delineated areas of the screen called windows some programs split the windows verticallyor horizontally called panes, X Window System also know as X and X11 not tied to any specific desktop interface