>From what I've seen in Windows:
- On Vista you have a "View" toolstip menu with "Small Icons", "Large Icons",
"Detail", etc...
- You can also right click the file area and there's a "View" menu on there as
well with the same options.
Actually, the one on Nautilus isn't far from what Windows do
I have the same problem here; I spent a good few days trying to find
some way to turn off the internal speaker just to get around the issue -
except that there isn't a way to do it (even in the BIOS).
It would be nice if there was a global switch in "System > Preferences >
Sound" to turn this off.
>From what I've seen in Windows:
- On Vista you have a "View" toolstip menu with "Small Icons", "Large Icons",
"Detail", etc...
- You can also right click the file area and there's a "View" menu on there as
well with the same options.
Actually, the one on Nautilus isn't far from what Windows do
I have the same problem here; I spent a good few days trying to find
some way to turn off the internal speaker just to get around the issue -
except that there isn't a way to do it (even in the BIOS).
It would be nice if there was a global switch in "System > Preferences >
Sound" to turn this off.
>From what I've seen in Windows:
- On Vista you have a "View" toolstip menu with "Small Icons", "Large Icons",
"Detail", etc...
- You can also right click the file area and there's a "View" menu on there as
well with the same options.
Actually, the one on Nautilus isn't far from what Windows do
I have the same problem here; I spent a good few days trying to find
some way to turn off the internal speaker just to get around the issue -
except that there isn't a way to do it (even in the BIOS).
It would be nice if there was a global switch in "System > Preferences >
Sound" to turn this off.
>From what I've seen in Windows:
- On Vista you have a "View" toolstip menu with "Small Icons", "Large Icons",
"Detail", etc...
- You can also right click the file area and there's a "View" menu on there as
well with the same options.
Actually, the one on Nautilus isn't far from what Windows do
I have the same problem here; I spent a good few days trying to find
some way to turn off the internal speaker just to get around the issue -
except that there isn't a way to do it (even in the BIOS).
It would be nice if there was a global switch in "System > Preferences >
Sound" to turn this off.
>From what I've seen in Windows:
- On Vista you have a "View" toolstip menu with "Small Icons", "Large Icons",
"Detail", etc...
- You can also right click the file area and there's a "View" menu on there as
well with the same options.
Actually, the one on Nautilus isn't far from what Windows do
I have the same problem here; I spent a good few days trying to find
some way to turn off the internal speaker just to get around the issue -
except that there isn't a way to do it (even in the BIOS).
It would be nice if there was a global switch in "System > Preferences >
Sound" to turn this off.
>From what I've seen in Windows:
- On Vista you have a "View" toolstip menu with "Small Icons", "Large Icons",
"Detail", etc...
- You can also right click the file area and there's a "View" menu on there as
well with the same options.
Actually, the one on Nautilus isn't far from what Windows do
I have the same problem here; I spent a good few days trying to find
some way to turn off the internal speaker just to get around the issue -
except that there isn't a way to do it (even in the BIOS).
It would be nice if there was a global switch in "System > Preferences >
Sound" to turn this off.
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