On Thu, 25 Aug 2011 08:57:50 -0700, John Doe wrote:
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> Since you seem to be using Gnome and not KDE, you can google for "gnome
> hide dekstop icons", and the first answer will tell you how to hide
> those system icons (gconf-editor). But first reinstall nautilus.
>
> JD
With the help of:
From: Michael D. Berger
> I "solved" the problem with:
> yum remove nautilus
> But now, when I put a directory in /root/Desktop, it does not
> appear on the desktop.
> I am now looking for a another file manager -- perhaps the one
> used in my older CentOS.
Since you seem to be using Gnome an
On Thu, 25 Aug 2011 08:00:16 -0700, John Doe wrote:
> From: Michael D. Berger
>
>
>> On my newly installed CentOS 6 I am running KDE (I think; I selected it
>> in the setup, but how would I know?).
>
> Only God would know...
>
>> It has three default icons:
>> Computer; Root's Home; Trash. I
From: Michael D. Berger
> On my newly installed CentOS 6 I am running KDE (I think; I selected it
> in the setup, but how would I know?).
Only God would know...
> It has three default icons:
> Computer; Root's Home; Trash. I do not see them in /root/Desktop.
> How can I remove them?
Did you
On my newly installed CentOS 6 I am running KDE (I think; I selected it
in the setup, but how would I know?). It has three default icons:
Computer; Root's Home; Trash. I do not see them in /root/Desktop.
How can I remove them?
Thanks,
Mike.
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