On Wed, Feb 18, 2004 at 08:11:28AM +0100, Luis Moran wrote: > Siiiiiii!!!!!!!! > > Diossssss!!!!! > > Muuchas gracias!!!! > > De todos modos, deberia ser algo mas intuitivo, no?? > > > >>Saludos y gracias. > >> > >> > > > >Ejecuta nautilus y pon applications:/// > > > >Supongo que te referirás a esto. > > Yo estaba buscando en la ayuda de gnome y resulta que estaba en la de nautilus. Hay muchas más y se llaman URIs: Accessing Special URI Locations ------------------------------- The GNOME Desktop contains special URI locations that enable you to access particular functions from the file manager. For example, to access the preference tools, you can access the preferences:/// URI in a file manager window. The following table lists the special URI locations that you can use with the file manager: URI Location Description applications:/// Displays a list of the applications in your desktop environment. The applications are the same as the applications in the Applications menu. To open an application, double-click on the application. burn:/// Copy files and folders that you want to write to a CD to this location. You can write the contents of this location to a CD. fonts:/// Displays all the fonts that are available in your desktop environment. To preview a font, double-click on the font. You can also use this location to add fonts to your desktop environment. network:/// Displays network servers, if your desktop environment is configured to access servers on a network. To access a network server, double-click on the network server. You can also use this location to add network servers to your desktop environment. nfs:/// Displays NFS network servers, if your desktop environment is configured to access NFS servers. To access an NFS network server, double-click on the NFS network server. preferences:/// Displays a list of the preference tools in your desktop environment. The preference tools are the same as the preference tools in the Desktop Preferences menu. To open a preference tool, double-click on the preference tool. server-settings:/// Displays a list of applications that you can use to configure your system as a server. smb:/// Displays Windows servers, if your desktop environment is configured to access Windows servers. To open a Windows server, double-click on the Windows server. start-here:/// Displays a list of applications and preference tools in your desktop environment. Also displays applications that you can use to configure your system as a server, and to modify your system settings. system-settings:/// Displays a list of applications that you can use to modify your system settings. themes:/// Displays all the themes that are available in your desktop environment. To preview a theme, double-click on the theme. You can also use this location to add themes to your desktop environment. -----------------------> No nos acostaremos sin aprender algo nuevo :-| Javi.
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