GNOME is a flexible and user-friendly way to use a graphical user
interface with Red Hat Linux.
This chapter covers the fundamentals of GNOME and its file manager,
Nautilus.
In later chapters, you will find greater detail about tasks such as
connecting a printer and setting up your Internet account.
You will find the latest GNOME-related information at the the official GNOME
website: http://www.gnome.org.
 | If You Want To Use GNOME and KDE Applications |
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| | If you have both GNOME and KDE on your system, you can often use
applications from the other environment. For example, you can use the
KDE email client, KMail, even if you are
working in GNOME.
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| Choose Double-Click or Single-Click |
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| | You can configure the mouse to activate files and applications with a double- or
a single-click, whichever you prefer. Click on the icon for the
Nautilus Start Here
screen on the desktop (there is also one on the panel). This opens
the file manager. Click on
Preferences at the top of the screen and then
select Edit Preferences. The preferences screen
opens, showing a list of configurable options on the left. Click on
Icon and List Views. Now make your selection for
double or single mouse click in the top section of this window. Click on
Ok and this change takes place immediately.
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