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With ssh, you can log in from a local site to a remote host on your network and then send commands to be executed on that host ssh is also capable of supporting X Window System connections This feature is automatically enabled if you make an ssh connection from an X Window System environment, such as Gnome or KDE A connection is set up for you between the local X server and the remote X server The remote host sets up a dummy X server and sends any X Window System data through it to your local system to be processed by your own local X server To log in with SSH, you enter the ssh command with the address of the remote host, followed by an -l option and the login name (username) of the remote account you are logging into.

Example:

You will then be prompted for the remote account's SSH passphrase The following example logs into the aleina user account on the rabbitmytrekcom host:.

Table 14-3: Gnome Office Description Spreadsheet Personal finance manager Diagram and flow chart editor E-mail and calendar Image viewer GNU image manipulation program Database connectivity Spreadsheet

For I = 0 to 10 step 2 Print I Next //will print 0 2 4 6 8 10 For I=10 to 0 step 2 Print I Next //will print 10 8 6 4 2 0

Gnome Personal Information Calendar/organizer and an address book Manager Gnumeric Guppi Sketch Toutdoux Spreadsheet Plotting and graphing program Vector drawing package Project manager

Currently, Gnome Office includes AbiWord, Gnumeric, GIMP, Dia, Eye of Gnome, GnomePIM, and Gnome-DB. AbiWord is a word processor, Gnumeric is a spreadsheet, the GIMP is the Gnome image editing application, Dia is a diagram composer, Eye of Gnome is an image viewer, the Gnome Personal Information Manager (Gnome-PIM) is a personal information manager, and Gnome-DB provides database connectivity (see Table 14-3). The Gnumeric is the Gnome spreadsheet, a professional-level program meant to replace commercial spreadsheets (see Figure 14-6). Like Gnome, Gnumeric is freely available under the GNU Public License. Gnumeric is included with the Gnome release, and you will find it installed with Gnome on the Red Hat and SuSE distributions. Its development is currently managed by Ximian. You can download current versions from www.ximian.com or www.gnome.org/projects/gnumeric. Gnumeric supports standard GUI spreadsheet features, including autofilling and cell formatting, and it provides an extensive number of formats. It supports drag-and-drop operations, enabling you to select and then move or copy cells to another location. Gnumeric also supports plug-ins, making it possible to extend and customize its capabilities easily.

AbiWord is an open source word processor that supports such features as unlimited undo operations and Word97 imports. It is part of a set of desktop productivity applications being developed by the AbiSource project (www.abisource.com). The GIMP is the GNU image manipulation program that supports operations such as photo retouching, image composition, and image authoring (see the section on graphics). You can obtain more information from www.gimp.org. Dia is a drawing program designed to create diagrams (see Figure 14-7). You can select different kinds of diagrams to create, such as database, circuit object, flow chart, and network diagrams. You can easily create elements along with lines and arcs with different types of endpoints such as arrows or diamonds. Data can be saved in XML format, making it easily transportable to other applications.

Will execute the statements between the repeat-until as long as ExprN evaluates to zero. The lines within the loop will be executed at least one time, since ExprN will not be evaluated until the loop has been executed the rst time. You can use Break within the loop, which will force the loop to terminate immediately, ignoring any lines after the Break. You can use Continue within the loop, which will force the loop to reloop immediately, ignoring any lines after the Continue. Example:

Figure 14-7: Dia, Gnome diagrams The Eye of Gnome (EOG) is an image viewer that can also function as an image cataloging program. It is designed to be both fast and provide high-quality image displays. Gnome Personal Information Manager (Gnome-PIM) is a personal information manager that currently includes both a calendar (see Figure 14-8) and an address book. Gnome-PIM is included with the current distribution of Gnome. You can obtain updates from www.gnome.org/gnome-office.