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Hmmmmm.
So I booted slack today into XFCE as usual but now I have gnome desktop icons!!
What the hell??
I did change the terminal in the XFCE panel from ...
- 02-16-2005 #1Just Joined!
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Gnome desktop icons in XFCE?? WTF??!?!?
Hmmmmm.
So I booted slack today into XFCE as usual but now I have gnome desktop icons!!

What the hell??
I did change the terminal in the XFCE panel from xterm 4 to gnome-terminal but cant see why this would make any difference.
Thanks much.
<edit> I cant change my wallpapers either!?!
- 02-16-2005 #2Linux Engineer
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It would appear you are running nautilus, it likes to steal the desktop. I don't know why gnome-terminal would start it up, but killing it should get rid of it. Perhaps you started up nautilus at one point or another? Passing it the --nodesktop (or something like that) option will keep it from taking the desktop.
- 02-16-2005 #3Just Joined!
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Ok thanks much.
Would I just add "-nodesktop" to the command for nautilus do the trick?
Thanks again
- 02-17-2005 #4Linux Engineer
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You'll have to check nautilus --help for the exact parameter to use. And this only works with nautilus, won't do a thing with gnome terminal. But it is nautilus that's stealing your desktop, so whatever is calling it needs to use this option.


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