Romanator wrote:
> When I mean't by shortcuts(sorry for the Windose terminology), I was
> referring to links on the virtual desktop. I would like to open and/or
> point to a specific application.
Again, you have to launch something like GMC or KFM, which will put
shortcut icons on the desktop.
> How did it Enlightenment set itself as the default graphical virtual
> desktop? I used to have KDE as my default autoboot for user. I would
> like to pick and choose my default. I can't reset it back to KDE. There
> must be some sort of .conf file for this? And, I'm not too crazy about
> reinstalling the entire Linux OS.
Are you using the graphical login manager? If not, try editing .xsession
in your home directory to /usr/bin/kde or wherever it is. You might have
to edit that file as root, I'm not sure.
Jesse
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