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| Newer page: | version 4 | Last edited on Sunday, September 14, 2003 2:47:54 pm | by AnandPandey | Revert |
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Much like the old XD 1.4, XD2 has a very clean menu structure - a great relief after the mess which is Red Hat's menu structure. The Programs menu has "Applications", which contains the OpenOffice.org components and other useful parts (such as MrProject). The "Games" menu has a handful of Gnome games like Iagno (I didn't get it at first, but think "Othello" -- it's a Reversi/Othello implementation) and SameGnome. The mess of games that Red Hat installs by default are shunted into the "More" menu at the bottom.
At the bottom of the Programs menu is [Evolution] and "Web Browser". The default web browser is Galeon, which is a bit cleaner than Mozilla but isn't what I'm used to, so I might change back to Mozilla as the default. I realise that Evolution is a Ximian product, but you should either say "Evolution" and "Galeon" or "E-Mail/Groupware" and "Web Browser".
-The desktop has a link to your home folder, a trash can and "My Computer", which takes you to a Control Panel-like configuration pane instead of your folders. These icons cannot be removed from the desktop.
+The desktop has a link to your home folder, a trash can and "My Computer", which takes you to a Control Panel-like configuration pane instead of your folders. These icons cannot be removed from the desktop."My Computer" gives you a better interface to SMB shares ans NFS shares. However one gripe that I found was though I mounted my XP partiton as /mnt/win it showed up as CDROM(1) in "My Computer". I am also looking for additional themes for the XD2
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