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Chẳng hạn như các máy chủ NFS và FTP. Menu này ĐÃ CD / DVD Creator nhập để sử dụng Nautilus để ghi dữ liệu CD / DVD-ROM. Một tài liệu gần đây danh sách menu con Gần đây tất cả các file truy cập. | 46 Part I Getting Started such as NFS and FTP servers. This menu has a CD DVD Creator entry for using Nautilus to burn data CD DVD-ROMs. A Recent Documents submenu lists all recently accessed files. System This menu includes Preferences and Administration submenus. The Preferences submenu is used for configuring your GNOME settings such as the theme you want to use and the behavior of your mouse. The Administration submenu holds all the Ubuntu system configuration tools used to perform administrative tasks such as adding users setting up printers configuring network connections and managing network services such as a web server or Samba Windows access. The System menu also holds entries for locking the screen Lock and logging out of the system Logout . Next to the menus are application icons for commonly used applications including Firefox the mail utility and help. Click one to start that application. Of course you can also start these applications from the Applications menu. You can access your home directory from its entry in the Places menu. A file manager window opens showing your home directory with default directories created for commonly used files including Pictures Documents Music and Videos. Your office applications will automatically save files to the Documents directory by default. Image and photo applications will place image files in the Pictures directory. The Desktop folder will hold all files and directories saved to your desktop. The file manager window displays several components including a browser toolbar a location bar and a side pane listing places which resembles similar areas commonly found on most traditional file managers. When you open a new directory the same window is used to display it and you can use the forward and back arrows to move through previously opened directories. In the location bar in text-based mode a box is displayed where you can enter the pathname for a directory to move directly to it. Figure 3-3 shows the file .