Working with Linux on a PC 1628
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On Tue, 08 Mar 2005 15:15:38 -0700,
nichevo
the emblem? I suppose, I don't do XP if I can avoid it, and I haven't tinkered with OSX in a while.
yes, but that is a rather low standard :)
For Linux, at least, with Ubuntu's GNOME, I have an area in the menubar, called "Quick lounge"
- From the dpkg info
Snit I can be as bristly as the next person. It depends on the OP's atbreastude. If they post 'such-and-such didn't work...
Description: GNOME 2 Panel Applet to organize your preferred applications With this applet you can organize your preferred applications in a single place. . When the applet size exceeds the available space a menu containing the remaining launchers is created. The menu can be accessed pressing the arrow button located at the end of the applet.
Of course, I can also add a drawer to the menubar or dock, and drop the apps I want, in there.
The answer is, it depends :) if you mean actually moving the binaries, that can be done, but it's not the preferred way. Better to make a link in the filesystem, or a launcher, with GNOME or the like. So you can have a binary inusr-bin-programofinterest and launch it from an icon pretty much anywhere you want. Menu, dock, filebrowser, quick lounge, etc.
Most folks aren't that bad, but some certainly are.
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12:37 PM: LOL... yup. I love the ones who bad mouth you and call you names and then try to buddy up to you when they want you to answer a question. CSMA is...
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