Le 2002.06.08 10:10, Targon a �crit : > How do i get Hard disk partition icons on the desktop like Mac OS X? > > So that for example if i opened a new window in nautilus, the tree > would show all the partitions, for one to select from. Also these > icons would reflect in the "open/save" dialog box's. > > Column View for Nautilus would be great also but this time have a > tray like old NeXTSTEP (Apple in their wisdom pulled the tray from > Mac OS X). > >
Which desktop manager are you using ? If it's Nautilus, just mark these partitions as mounted at boot time in /etc/fstab (or set this property in LinuxConf/Drakconf), nautilus will show an icon for each mounted volume on the desktop. If you don't, available volumes - I mean partitions listed in fstab - are also listed in the desktop right click menu and can be mounted by hand this way. If ot's Kde/Kdesktop, choose the "Create new -> partition entry" (or a similar expression, I don't remember) in the desktop right click menu. Then, change the properties (right click-> properties) to match the fstab entry for each partition. Then you can mount/umount these volumes by right clicking on them. Bertrand Dekoninck I
