Added KDE today, so now I have Kubuntu as well.
Pretty easy to install after searching on Google.
Just used the command:
sudo aptitude install kubuntu-desktop
After it had downloaded, I logged out, and logged in to Kubuntu. It will be interesting to check out.
BTW, all my menues are now a mix of Gnome and KDE-applications. I found this easy to clean up (in Ubuntu) via the control-panel.
Showing posts with label desktop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label desktop. Show all posts
Sunday, April 15, 2007
Saturday, April 14, 2007
Created launchers ...
I created a launcher for my "mount disk 2" - command described previously.
Right clicked the Desktop - Create launcher. Chose "Application in terminal", and just inserted the command line "sudo mount /dev/hdb1 /home/adder1972/xdisk" (described previously).
I then pulled the launcher icon to the top panel. Now I have a handy icon to click when I want to mount my second disk in my Home-folder.
When I was at it, I also made two more "command line" launchers, "Update" executing "sudo aptitude update" and "Upgrade" executing "sudo aptitude upgrade".
Right clicked the Desktop - Create launcher. Chose "Application in terminal", and just inserted the command line "sudo mount /dev/hdb1 /home/adder1972/xdisk" (described previously).
I then pulled the launcher icon to the top panel. Now I have a handy icon to click when I want to mount my second disk in my Home-folder.
When I was at it, I also made two more "command line" launchers, "Update" executing "sudo aptitude update" and "Upgrade" executing "sudo aptitude upgrade".
Add to panel..
I found that you can add several items to your top menu bar/panel by right clicking on it and choosing "Add to panel". You can also add programs/launchers that also are found in e.g. your Applications or Systems pull down menus.
Btw, you can also drag and drop items directly to the panel, and it will stick.
Btw, you can also drag and drop items directly to the panel, and it will stick.
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