February 2005
Beginner
384 pages
9h 8m
English
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GNOME Control Center
| Fedora/GNOME menu | Preferences > Control Center |
| or the Start Here icon on your desktop | |
| Mandrake/KDE menu | Applications > System > Configuration > GNOME > GNOME Control Center |
| Terminal Command | gnome-control-center |
GNOME doesn't really have a control center. I think they started calling the collection of preference modules a Control Center because that is what KDE calls it. Names aside, the GNOME Control Center is a view of icons in the Nautilus file manager (see Figure 4.3). Besides main menu and terminal command access, you can open Nautilus in file browsing mode and type preferences:/// into the address bar to access the Control Center icon view. Of course, Mandrake and Fedora have a few differences in the GNOME Control ...