Novell SUSE LINUX Professional 9.3 Update 00662644461625 ユーザーズマニュアル
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Learn more about the Linux file system concept and find a more comprehensive
list of directories in Section 19.1.2 on page 246.
list of directories in Section 19.1.2 on page 246.
1.4.2
Different Flavors of Your File Manager
Apart from organizing all your data and previewing almost any type of file, your
file manager can act as a “quick finder” for personal data, system information,
and network services. These modules are part of your standard desktop.
file manager can act as a “quick finder” for personal data, system information,
and network services. These modules are part of your standard desktop.
Home Directory
Use the ‘Home’ desktop icon in GNOME or the icon depicting
a small house in the KDE panel to launch your file manager (Nautilus in
GNOME, Konqueror in KDE) showing all the contents of your home direc-
tory. This option allows you to quickly retrieve any personal data located in
your home directory.
GNOME, Konqueror in KDE) showing all the contents of your home direc-
tory. This option allows you to quickly retrieve any personal data located in
your home directory.
Your System
If you need to know which hard drives or removable media are
connected to your system, click the desktop icons ‘Computer’ (GNOME) or
‘My Computer’ (KDE). The file managers provide an overview of all drives
attached to your system, including the hard drives. As you click one of the
drives listed there, the file manager opens the files and directories located
on this drive. This option allows you to locate data on any kind of remov-
able device attached to your system. A digital camera appears in this list as
does a USB flash or hard drive.
‘My Computer’ (KDE). The file managers provide an overview of all drives
attached to your system, including the hard drives. As you click one of the
drives listed there, the file manager opens the files and directories located
on this drive. This option allows you to locate data on any kind of remov-
able device attached to your system. A digital camera appears in this list as
does a USB flash or hard drive.
Your Network
Use the ‘Places’ menu in the top GNOME panel to access net-
work folders. In KDE, click the ‘Network Browsing’ desktop icon to gather
all services provided in your network. Use this functionality to access avail-
able network shares and Windows networks, FTP servers, or any other ser-
vice type that has been registered for your network.
all services provided in your network. Use this functionality to access avail-
able network shares and Windows networks, FTP servers, or any other ser-
vice type that has been registered for your network.
1.4.3
Searching Files
If you need to search for certain file across the whole system, use the graphical
search applications provided by your desktop environment. In GNOME, select
‘Places’ ➝ ‘Search for Files’ to launch the search tool. The first dialog prompts
you for the name or at least a part of the name of the file. Specify the directory to
search for the file. If you know for sure the file should be located in your home
directory, accept the
search applications provided by your desktop environment. In GNOME, select
‘Places’ ➝ ‘Search for Files’ to launch the search tool. The first dialog prompts
you for the name or at least a part of the name of the file. Specify the directory to
search for the file. If you know for sure the file should be located in your home
directory, accept the
/home/<username>
path that has automatically been se-
lected. To launch a search on the entire file system, select the file system root by
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1.4. File Management