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Chapter 2. Overview of the GNOME Desktop
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Chapter 2. Overview of the GNOME Desktop

Table of Contents

2.1. Introducing GNOME Desktop Components
2.2. Panels
2.2.1. To Create Panels
2.2.2. To Delete Panels
2.2.3. To Hide Panels
2.2.4. To Add Objects to Panels
2.2.5. To Manipulate Panel Objects
2.3. Menus
2.4. Windows
2.4.1. Types of Windows
2.4.2. To Manipulate Windows
2.4.3. To Give Focus to a Window
2.5. Workspaces
2.5.1. To Switch Between Workspaces
2.5.2. To Add Workspaces
2.6. Nautilus File Manager
2.6.1. To View Files from the File Manager
2.6.2. To Open Files from the File Manager
2.6.3. To Move Files Between Folders
2.7. Desktop and Desktop Objects
2.7.1. To Open Desktop Objects
2.7.2. To Add Objects to the Desktop
2.8. Start Here Location
2.9. GNOME Desktop Preferences
2.10. Applications
2.11. To Find Out More
2.11.1. To Find Out More About GNOME Desktop Topics
2.11.2. To Find Out More About Applets
2.11.3. To Find Out More About Applications

This chapter introduces you to the features and main components of the GNOME Desktop. Before you start to use the GNOME Desktop read this chapter to familiarize yourself with the various features, and how the main components work. The GNOME Desktop is very configurable, so this chapter describes the typical default configuration, covering the following topics.

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