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== Old Table of Contents ==

The old Table of Contents (before the change in bug #504668)


'''PART I'''

==== 1. Introduction ====

 * About this manual
 * Welcome
 * Contact details

==== 2. The spirit of Ubuntu ====

 * Ubuntu philosophy
 * A brief history of Ubuntu
 * Canonical
 * Linux
 * Packaging
 * Is Ubuntu right for you?

==== 3. Starting out ====

===== Getting Ubuntu =====

 * Choosing a version
 * Downloading Ubuntu
 * Ordering a free CD

===== Installing Ubuntu =====

 * The LiveCD
 * Using Wubi
 * Partitioning
 * Dual-booting
 * Installation options

==== 4. Around your desktop ====

===== The Gnome environment =====

 * Panels
 * Appearance and themes
 * Nautilus file manager

===== Applications =====

 * Software Center
 * Deb packages
 * Software Sources
 * Synaptic Package Manager

==== 5. Hints and tips ====

 * Installing themes
 * Configuring Compiz/Metacity
 * Using Nautilus file manager
 * Popular panel applets
 * Editing menus
 * Multiple accounts
 * Gconf-editor
 * Keyboard shortcuts

==== 6. Updates and Upgrades ====

===== Updating Your Computer =====

 * Update manager
 * Configuring update settings

===== Upgrading Your Computer =====

 * Ubuntu's release cycle and LTS
 * Upgrading an existing installation
 * Performing a fresh upgrade


'''PART II'''


==== 7. Terminal and System Maintenance ====

===== Introduction to the Terminal =====

 * What is a terminal?
 * Sudo in the terminal
 * Browsing the file system
 * Manipulating files
 * Virtual terminals
 * Useful commands

===== System Maintenance =====

 * Cleaning unused packages
 * Clearing the package cache
 * Performing a file system check

==== 8. Security ====

 * Why Linux is safe
 * Firewall
 * Trusting your sources
 * Users and permissions
 * Sudo

==== 9. Useful extra applications ====

 * Cheese
 * The GIMP
 * Gnome Do
 * Google Chrome
 * Jokosher Audio Editor
 * Pitivi
 * Sun Virtualbox
 * VLC
 * Wine

==== 10. Troubleshooting ====

 * Common problems


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=== Comments ===

 * Added Gnome Do to the the list in Chapter 9. - Benjamin Humphrey
 
 * Removed Banshee from list of Extra Applications because Rhythmbox is going to get Music store support in Lucid. - Benjamin Humphrey

 * Rearranged some chapter headings and content (chpts 6 & 7) - jaminday 01/08/10