On Tuesday October 1 2002 01:03 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Dear friends;
> After have disabled supermount, in the kde desktop still appears an
> icon with "Removable media" that is now useless. Nevertheless I can't
> delete it; in fact I can erase it but the next time I start kde the
> icon appears again.
>
> Does anyone know how to delete it for ever?
>
> Thanks a lot in advance; yours sincerely
>
>
> Francisco Alcaraz
> Murcia (Spain)
Particularly annoying isn't it ? I delete all icons as a matter of
practice since they're useless, redundant. That's what menus are for.
In doin this I go into /home/<user>/Desktop an delete everything. That
always worked for everything 'cept Trashcan. That I just used CC to
change the path for which removes it's useless icon. Neither strategy
worked for that damn "Removable media" icon tho.
What did work was to go into ..<user>/Desktop, an delete all the
files, includin the _.files_and .dirs_ (hidden ones). Suckr's gone,
hasn't come back ;> So if you wanna keep all the other desktop icons,
just try deleting the both the "Removable media" dir and the hidden
one. Then log out of KDE making sure you've got your desktop like you
want it, and "Save session for future logons ..." checked. On
subsequent log-out's, leave this unchecked. Should get rid of that
icon.
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