I just had to replace the SSD in my laptop, which for reasons that would deserve a discussion thread of their own, I ended up having to do a complete reinstall. Then I restored all my home directory files. So what I have is a clean F31, but my own account from the old F30 system was restored. I am using "GNOME on Xorg" as the desktop environment.
The problem I have is with Desktop files (in ~/Desktop). First I didn't see them at all, then found with some Googling that I needed to turn off display of the Trash icon, which now allows me to see the Desktop files. There are two issues: 1) The desktop icons are visible, but the Icons=file line in them seems to be ignored. 2) When I double click one, the Exec=command is executed, but it also opens a full-screen window that I figured out is "gnome-games". For #1, I first did a little research with dnf and discovered that I needed to install the "comps-extras" package to bring back the files in /usr/share/pixmaps/comps . But this did not fix the issue, even after I restarted gnome-shell (with ALT-F2 and "r"). So I logged out and back in again, but no joy. I did check to ensure that my account can read the specified image files. For #2, I would like to know how I can stop the execution of gnome-games. With a little trial and error, I discovered that if I iconify the gnome-games window the first time it comes up, then the Desktop icons double-click-execute properly, but if I instead kill the gnome-games window, then it pops up again next time I double-click an icon. A sample Desktop file is below. Both issues occur whether or not I have the leading "#!" line. #!/usr/bin/env xdg-open [Desktop Entry] Version=1.0 Encoding=UTF-8 Name=cobweb Name[en_US]=cobweb Exec=xterm -sb -T cobweb -bg forestgreen -fg white -e ssh -o 'FallBackToRsh no' -X cobweb -l greg Icon=/usr/share/pixmaps/fedora-logo-sprite.png Terminal=false MultipleArgs=false Type=Application GenericName[en_US]=cobweb Thanks for any pointers. --Greg
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