Re: Fw: [Nautilus-list] nautilus and ximian (2)



Oops, sorry, I think I found..

nautilus -n

Benoit Lefebvre wrote:

Is there any way to only open the desktop manager of Nautilus ?

It's kind of annoying to have the ~ getting opened everytimes I start X

Thanks
  --Benoit Lefebvre

Garrett Mickelson wrote:

Hello Bonoit,
What I did to make this work is:
go to Gnome Control Center-->Session-->Startup Programs. Add nautilus to
that and make it a priority of 25. Log out of Gnome then back in. That
should do it for you.

Garrett Mickelson

On 14 Feb 2001 12:48:00 -0500, Benoit Lefebvre wrote:

Is there also a way to have nautilus automaticly load when loading ximian ?
(to use nautilus as the desktop manager)

And when nautilus opens, is there a way to not get the window that automaticly open on the ~ ?
It looks like the "C:\PRogram" problem of WindowsNT

To do the job, I have to do a custom .xinitrc
-----
sawfish&
nautilus&
panel
-----

In fact, I want what Tony don't want ;)

Tony Davis (PS Contractor) wrote:

Hi,

I'm a bit confused and wonder if someone could clarify something for me. I recently installed ximian and then nautilus. I was under the impression that
natilus was an application that runs under gnome and ximian is a gnome
distribution. I was therefore expecting nautilus to run no problem under ximian. However, when I start nautilus it covers over the desktop that was already there so the icons that were on the desktop disappear to be overlaid by a nautilus generated background and icons. I don't want this, I just want the nautilus tool to start up. Is it possible to change this behaviour?

Thanks

Tony Davis


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