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#1 2011-07-26 17:03:09
- geoffleach
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How to disable file and directory icons from the desktop.
On the Fedora 14/Gnome 2 desktop, the icon display can be disable by removing the nautilus binary. On
xfce 4.6.5/Fedora 14 removing the file manager leaves me with no background (at least).. What I want to do it to make a clean desktop. Is this possible?
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#2 2011-07-27 18:25:34
- jeromeg
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Re: How to disable file and directory icons from the desktop.
Sure, in the last tab of the desktop preferences, set 'Icon type' to 'None'.
Cheers,
Jérôme
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#3 2011-07-27 20:37:41
- geoffleach
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Re: How to disable file and directory icons from the desktop.
jeromeg wrote:
Sure, in the last tab of the desktop preferences, set 'Icon type' to 'None'.
Thanks, but ... I've tried this with 4.6.5, and (after re-login) the icons remain. Perhaps this is a problem with that version?
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