I while back I installed Linux Mint, which is a lovely, lovely distro and I am much pleased. The only thing I baulked at was switching to gnome - mostly due to unfamiliarity having used kde since early days. I know there is a kde version of mint, but I believe it's better to stick to a distro's native desktop because it's better integrated.
The reason I baulked at gnome is that I'm used to being able to customise many things in kde. I found how to set up most things in gnome, except for making the desktop shortcuts single click to launch. Well, today I finally found the setting, and it wasn't where you'd expect. You have to go into the file manager, and click Edit->Preferences, and the option for single click is in the Behavior tab. I'd never have thunk that the file manager contains a setting for the desktop's behaviour, but there you have it. My transition to gnome is now complete. Comments? _______________________________________________ Linux-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.canterbury.ac.nz/mailman/listinfo/linux-users
