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Joe Marcus Clarke wrote:

>On Sat, 2004-03-13 at 07:42, Franz Klammer wrote:
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>>i fact i did nothing ... as i read you mail first i something 
>>completeley different - (like: "how often do you
>>use the old nautilus") therefore give you a wrong answer for your 
>>question - when i need the "old" nautilus
>>i simply start the file-browser. but that's interessting - i will take a 
>>look at gconf now. maybe i find
>>something for the FAQ.
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>Yep, have a look under /apps/nautilus/preferences.  There's a lot of
>juicy tidbits in there.  Also, under /apps/nautilus/desktop, you can
>turn off certain desktop icons like home, computer, and trash (or rename
>them if you so desire).  All of this makes excellent fodder for the FAQ.
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>[snip]
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>>ok! i will try it - but be aware that you or someone else must translate 
>>it again in
>>public readable english ;-)
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attached my first "creation".

(if not attached try here: http://webonaut.com/temp/FAQ_automount.txt)


franz.

>That's fine, the content is what's important.
>
>Joe
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