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Jani Monoses wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On 10/25/06, Harold Aling <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:h.aling@home.nl"><h.aling@home.nl></a> wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Jani Monoses wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Sorry about this, but I think it is better to not have them (as in
dapper) as the folders can be added. Those who did not want them there
could not remove them.
Is it the trash icon or the two folders that you miss most?
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<pre wrap="">I'd vote for the Thrash icon, as the other 2 should be manually
'creatable' (?)
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As edgy is frozen is too late now for this.
Trash can be put in the panel as it is in newer configs (if you
modified your panel layout is is not picked up, but seen only in a
clean upgrade).
As for fs icon this worked for me.
ln -s / /home/jani/Desktop/filesystem
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Too bad there isn't an "all users" desktop folder. Otherwise you could
consider putting the following icon there:<br>
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[Desktop Entry]<br>
Version=1.0<br>
Encoding=UTF-8<br>
Type=Application<br>
Name=File System<br>
Comment=<br>
Categories=Application;<br>
Exec=thunar /<br>
Icon=gnome-dev-harddisk<br>
Terminal=false<br>
StartupNotify=true<br>
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xfdesktop DnD still has some bugs. I think by not putting those icons
there some are harder to trigger now :)
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