There are 15 chapters.
Part I: The X Server
Chapter 1, Introduction to the X Window System
Covers the origin, history, and structure of the X Window System.
Chapter 2, Starting a Local X Server
Outlines how the X server can be executed in different ways to meet a wide variety
of needs.
Chapter 3, Basic X.org Configuration
Deals with the server configuration file for the most widely deployed X Server.
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Chapter 4, Advanced X.org Configuration
Covers multiple-device configuration: multiple screens, multiple mice, or multiple
keyboards.
Chapter 5, Using the X Server
Describes keyboard sequences and mouse actions that directly affect the X
Server.
Part II: X Clients
Chapter 6, X Utility Programs
Discusses the often ignored but very useful utility programs that are distributed
with the X Window System.
Chapter 7, Running X Clients
Deals with starting X clients??”programs that draw on the display.
Chapter 8, Session Managers, Desktop Environments, and Window Managers
Covers software that works with the X Window System to provide a full-fledged
graphical user interface and desktop environment.
Part III: Colors, Fonts, and Keyboards
Chapter 9, Color
Describes how color is represented and managed within X.
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