> lazy newbie would ask such a question. I find it most ironic that the
> very people who created such a wonderful, intuitive user-friendly
> desktop as XFCE could be so hostile to the user himself. This is
The downside of the Linux community is that it's full of smart, brash
and ill-bred kids :-)
> For this reason, I resigned from the official xfce list to form this
> xfce-new mailing list for the rest of us, where no one has to fear
This looks like an interface with potential but I lived for at least a
decade in a Unix world, watching MS Windows march to domination
because the Unix community couldn't agree on an interface. Variety
seems nice but when it comes to operating system marketing to the
masses it is not.
> The best thing to do about the color rectangles in Setup is to
> experiment with them until you get what you want. Click on the rectange
> and decide on whatever color you wish using the color wheel. Every
Could you explain, to a really dumb Linux user who's too lazy to
figure it out on his own, how you "set up" these menus. From what I
can see you have to start adding icons one by one, hunting down not
only the executable but then guessing at what the icon you're
assigning looks like. Is there any easier way?
> 2) To get the Mandrake menus, left-click on the desktop and look for
> User Menu, then KDE and Gnome menus.
I really am dumb as I can't figure out how to get a KDE or Gnome menu.
Cheers --- Larry
