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Reading state information... Done Package xen is not available, but is referred to by another package. This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or is only available from another source However the following packages replace it: xen-utils-common E: Package xen has no installation candidate As you can see from this example, the apt-get command does have a problem in understanding what you mean by xen. However, it does note that another package refers to Xen, and, as a result, it asks you if you want to install this other package. If you want to do that, just run apt-get again, referring to the name of this other package. Even if this works to install packages on your machine, you should always be aware that apt-get may miss the point here. So always remain alert and check if it has really installed the packages you needed. You can also use apt-get to remove software, upgrade your system, and much more. The following list provides an overview of the most important functions of the apt-get command. Be aware that you should always run the command with root permissions, so use sudo to start apt-get (or set a root password and work as root directly). Install software: Use sudo apt-get install package. Remove software: Use sudo apt-get remove package. This option does not remove configuration files. If you need to remove those as well, use sudo apt-get remove --purge package. Upgrade software: To upgrade your complete operating system, use sudo apt-get update first so that you re sure that apt-get is aware of the most recent version of the packages. Then use sudo apt-get dist-upgrade.

and look for the relevant option on the Select menu: Select To Path, or Select From Path, as shown in Figure 18-4). In general, paths allow the creation of complex shapes, rather than the simple geometric shapes offered by the selection tools. You can save paths for later use or take one from one image and apply it to another. To view the Paths dialog box, right-click the image and select Dialogs Paths.

Tip Getting rid of a selection or path you ve drawn is easy. In the case of a path, simply click any other tool or some other part of the canvas, and the path disappears. To get rid of a selection, use any selection tool to quickly click once on the image, being careful not to drag the mouse while doing so.

I know, Ubuntu Server is not supposed to be a graphical operating system, but, as you ll see, it is perfectly possible and sometimes even preferable to install a graphical system. A GUI makes administering your Ubuntu Server a lot easier. One of the tools that come with the graphical interface is the Synaptic package manager. As you can see in Figure 3-1, it offers a very intuitive interface to help you install and manage software packages. In Synaptic, the Sections button is a good starting point, because clicking it allows you to see all available software, organized by software category. To see what s inside a category, click it and a list of available packages will be displayed in the right part of the Synaptic window. Clicking an individual package will provide a description of the package, allowing you to see exactly what is in it. Next, select the Mark for Installation option and click Apply. You ll then see the window in Figure 3-2, asking you if you really want to install this package. Click Apply to start the installation.

Listing 2-10. Combining a Select and Project Operation LastName, FirstName, Handicap ( MemberType = 'Junior' (Member))

Figure 18-4. Paths allow for more elaborate and intricate selections, such as those that involve curves. Layers: In GIMP (along with most other image-editing programs), layers are like transparent sheets of paper that are placed on top of the image. Anything can be drawn on each individual transparent sheet, and many layers can be overlaid in order to create a complicated image. Layers also let you cut and paste parts of the image between them. Though layers might be thought of as high-end, they re great if you need to add text to an image; the text is added to a new layer, which can then be moved or resized simply. The Layers dialog box, shown in Figure 18-5, appears by default, but if you