December 2000
Intermediate to advanced
800 pages
22h 41m
English
GNOME allows you to directly manipulate all the objects in the system, whether they are files containing documents to work on, programs that you run, or devices that you control. Probably the first thing you will want to do after you've started GNOME is run some applications.
To launch a program, you can do any of the following:
Single-click a button on the Panel— Several useful programs are provided by default on the Panel. For example, the default Panel includes icons for the Help Browser, a virtual terminal emulator, the Control Center, Netscape, and a system updater, among other things.
Double-click an item on the Desktop— After you've used GNOME for a while, you will probably have placed your favorite ...
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