Me too.. worrying new trend in Linux - wreck the old reliable user
interface that folks have rusted onto, without asking them their
opinion, force them to adapt to better interfaces with superior
funtionality, usability etc... the old interface is rumoured to still
be possible, but nobody has
On 20/10/11 19:10, Rod Butcher wrote:
Me too.. worrying new trend in Linux - wreck the old reliable user
interface that folks have rusted onto, without asking them their
opinion, force them to adapt to better interfaces with superior
funtionality, usability etc... the old interface is
On 20 October 2011 19:10, Rod Butcher rbutc...@hyenainternet.com wrote:
Me too.. worrying new trend in Linux - wreck the old reliable user interface
that folks have rusted onto, without asking them their opinion, force them
to adapt to better interfaces with superior funtionality, usability
Could you not create the link in terminal and then either from file
browser, drag it to the panel? Or create via whatever menu right click
option there is?
Kind Regards
Kyle
On 20/10/11 2:23 PM, Sonia Hamilton wrote:
Hmmm... the first option works but is ugly, the second option only
allows you to create links to files not directories.
But combining the two options you get a solution: create a launcher with
location file:///tmp. Or even easier - just drag a folder (eg /tmp)
from Nautilus onto gnome-panel -
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