Oscar wrote:
El dom, 13-01-2002 a las 01:07, Ric Tibbetts escribió:
I've been digging at this for a while. There is a way to add icons to
the desktop in Gnome, for starting applications.
I'm part way there, but stuck.
If I add a deffinition file in ~/.gnome-desktop, I can get the
try executing it this way:
/usr/bin/netscape /dev/null 21
This will redirect all output to /dev/null. So gnome might not complain.
On Sat, 12 Jan 2002, Ric Tibbetts wrote:
WEll, I'm not getting to far with this little adventure.
I can get the icon on the desk, and it even starts the
Yes, that helps with that error mesage (I'd tried this already). But
looking at the other entries in .gnome-desktop, none of them have that,
so it indicates a different problem. It means that there is something
else required that I'm not seeing.
Also, there are other error messages with other
I've been digging at this for a while. There is a way to add icons to
the desktop in Gnome, for starting applications.
I'm part way there, but stuck.
If I add a deffinition file in ~/.gnome-desktop, I can get the icon on
the desk, and even start the appication, but I always get errors (the
exact
Your right, its a mystery on what is a nice way to do this. I usually
edit an existing entry and save it under a new name. If you change an
entry, you need to delete the original and copy the changed entry to the
directory before the changes are noted (or exit/relogin gnome!). You
can set the
On Sat, 2002-01-12 at 18:07, Ric Tibbetts wrote:
I've been digging at this for a while. There is a way to add icons to
the desktop in Gnome, for starting applications.
I'm part way there, but stuck.
If I add a deffinition file in ~/.gnome-desktop, I can get the icon on
the desk, and even
Dave Sherman wrote:
On Sat, 2002-01-12 at 18:07, Ric Tibbetts wrote:
I've been digging at this for a while. There is a way to add icons to
the desktop in Gnome, for starting applications.
I'm part way there, but stuck.
If I add a deffinition file in ~/.gnome-desktop, I can get the
WEll, I'm not getting to far with this little adventure.
I can get the icon on the desk, and it even starts the application it's
supposed to. But with varied results.
For example
I set up a Netscape file in .gnome-desktop.
It puts the icon on the desktop as it should. It even starts Netscape.
Hi,
I am using GNOME 1.4 on MDK 8.1 after I learned that KDE 2.1 was not
happy about the Euro ¤ on some languages like Spanish.
How can I create icons on the desktop as I could do on older versions of
GNOME or was doing on KDE?
Thanks!
Jose
Want to buy your Pack or Services from
You can't...
For some unknown reason you can't create icons on the desktop using
nautilus, and if you use gmc the desktop icons are created with errors.
But I have verified that you can copy icons created by kde from the
/home/yourself/Desktop...
Or you can use floating panels
Saludos,
óscar.
El
Submitted 17-Aug-00 by TriOptimum:
Here are the problems:
1)I have recently installed Linux Mandrake 7.1 and since the first boot
The gnome desktop icons are all messed up.. for example i see the
drakeconf icon like a piston and the navigator icon like a sheet of paper
with the name desktop
Here are the
problems:1)I have recently installed Linux Mandrake 7.1 and since the first
boot
The gnome
desktop icons are all messed up.. for example i see thedrakeconf icon like a
piston and the navigator icon like a sheet of paperwith the name desktop on
it. I think that maybe this is
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