This quick tutorial will show you how to restore or recover deleted or miss-configured gnome desktop panels in Ubuntu Lucid quickly and easily. Sometimes when you miss-configured the main application panel in Ubuntu, it becomes difficult to restore. This tutorial will show you how restore it.
This brief tutorial will show you how to schedule tasks or jobs in Ubuntu Lucid or Maverick with Gnome Schedule. Gnome Schedule is a GUI program for configuring user’s cron (automatic) jobs in Ubuntu. If you need certain tasks to be performed at a given time regularly, then this is the program to use.
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Tags: GNOME, Linux, Microsoft Windows, Operating system, Ubuntu (operating system), Ubuntu Lucid Lynx, Windows
This brief tutorial will show you how to remove or disable the lock out screensaver password prompts in Ubuntu Maverick. If security is not your main concern and want to get rid of the password prompts to resume your previous session, then this tutorial will show you how to do it.
Posted in How-To/Tips, Linux Tags: GNOME, Linux, OpenSUSE, Operating system, Screensaver, Ubuntu (operating system)
Gstyle Theme Manager is a full theme manager for your GNOME Desktop. From a single control panel, it allows you to install new desktop themes, backgrounds, wallpapers and more from popular theme websites. In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to install Gstyle and begin customizing your desktop themes in Maverick.
This quick tutorial will show you how to open nautilus or launch programs in openSUSE (Gnome) as root. If you’re familiar with Ubuntu, you know that normal users can launch nautilus or programs as root by running ‘gksu’ in the Run Application dialog box. This brief tutorial will show you how to accomplish the same in openSUSE.
This brief tutorial will show you how to always use the location entry in the title bar with Nautilus in Ubuntu Lucid or Maverick. This is good in that it allows you to see the current folder path in Nautilus. You could also use it to type the location entry instead of using the navigator button on the menu.
Posted in How-To/Tips, Linux Tags: GNOME, Linux, Nautilus (file manager), Operating system, Ubuntu (operating system)
This brief tutorial will show you how to create desktop icons of useful programs in Ubuntu Lucid or Maverick. Like most modern operating systems, program shortcuts allow you launch applications quickly and easily from your desktop. Today, you will know how to create some useful launchers for your desktop in Ubuntu Maverick.
This brief tutorial will show you how to move the top panel in Ubuntu to the bottom. If you’re used to starting applications from the bottom menu in other operating systems like Windows and KDE desktop systems, then this tutorial will show you how to move it to the bottom.
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