On 26 Jan 2003 20:50:22 +0100 Kenneth Johansson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The first time I used nautilus I thought that is was slow and not very > efficient in displaying files (large icons and to much unused space > resulting in few files fitting on a page) but I thought that it can > only get better with time. Unfortunately I was wrong. Nautilus is getting better i can say that, still unusable i think (for my needs) and too heavy for my slow system i just prefer Rox. > How the F**k do I get it out of my root window?? I do not want the > piece of shit to draw anything on the background. Just start "nautilus --help" and you'll get the start option for what you want. Don't remember it, but something like --no-desktop > If that is not possible how do I get it to not RESTART. I guess I > could aways remove it. 1) launch the session program : Applications > Desktop Preferences > Advanced > Sessions or gnome-session-properties 2) remove nautilus from the session tab : current session select nautilus select normal and not restart click on remove Please next time be more polite or everybody will just send your message to trash. Julien
