Novell SUSE LINUX Professional 9.3 Update 00662644461625 ユーザーズマニュアル
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3.2
Settings
Use the GNOME control center to customize your desktop. Access it with ‘Desk-
top’ ➝ ‘Preferences’. The most important and prominent modules of the GNOME
control center are featured in the following sections. In the individual modules,
access relevant help for the options with ‘Help’. The system immediately adopts
every change made in a configuration module.
top’ ➝ ‘Preferences’. The most important and prominent modules of the GNOME
control center are featured in the following sections. In the individual modules,
access relevant help for the options with ‘Help’. The system immediately adopts
every change made in a configuration module.
3.2.1
Keyboard
The ‘Keyboard’ configuration module consists of four tabs. The ‘Keyboard’ tab
determines key repeats and cursor blinking. Keyboard layouts can be configured
in the second tab, specifying the keyboard model and the localized keyboard lay-
out. ‘Layout Options’ can be used to activate special keyboard features like Win
keys. Typing breaks can be configured in the fourth tab (‘Typing Break’). With
this, the screen is shut down after a certain time to force you to take breaks from
screen work. Exit the ‘Keyboard’ module with ‘Close’ or go the accessibility mod-
ule with ‘Accessibility’. The functionality of this module is described in Section
3.2.8 on page 54.
determines key repeats and cursor blinking. Keyboard layouts can be configured
in the second tab, specifying the keyboard model and the localized keyboard lay-
out. ‘Layout Options’ can be used to activate special keyboard features like Win
keys. Typing breaks can be configured in the fourth tab (‘Typing Break’). With
this, the screen is shut down after a certain time to force you to take breaks from
screen work. Exit the ‘Keyboard’ module with ‘Close’ or go the accessibility mod-
ule with ‘Accessibility’. The functionality of this module is described in Section
3.2.8 on page 54.
3.2.2
Mouse Configuration
The mouse configuration consists of three tabs: ‘Buttons’, ‘Cursor’, and ‘Motion’.
The configuration options of the ‘Buttons’ tab refer to the ‘Mouse Orientation’.
Left-handed users should activate ‘Left-handed mouse’ to swap the right and
left mouse buttons. Use the slider to determine the maximum delay (in seconds)
between two clicks that the system should interpret as a double-click.
The configuration options of the ‘Buttons’ tab refer to the ‘Mouse Orientation’.
Left-handed users should activate ‘Left-handed mouse’ to swap the right and
left mouse buttons. Use the slider to determine the maximum delay (in seconds)
between two clicks that the system should interpret as a double-click.
The appearance and size of the cursor can be changed under the ‘Cursor’ tab.
Three different settings are available. Changes are not activated until the next lo-
gin. Under ‘Locate Pointer’, activate an option that causes the cursor to be high-
lighted when you press
Three different settings are available. Changes are not activated until the next lo-
gin. Under ‘Locate Pointer’, activate an option that causes the cursor to be high-
lighted when you press
Ctrl
, making it easier to find. Under ‘Motion’, set the ac-
celeration and sensitivity of the screen cursor and the drag and drop threshold.
3.2.3
Menus and Toolbars
The settings in this module affect the menus and toolbars of all GNOME-
compatible applications. Select for toolbar icons to be displayed as ‘Text Only’,
compatible applications. Select for toolbar icons to be displayed as ‘Text Only’,
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3.2. Settings