Novell Suse Linux Professional 9.2 00662644457284 ユーザーズマニュアル
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00662644457284
‘Logout’
Log out of your system if you are not going to use the system for some
time.
1.1.2
The Trash Bin
The trash bin is a directory for files marked for deletion. Drag icons from the file
manager or the desktop to the trash bin icon by keeping the left mouse button
pressed then release to drop them there. Alternatively, right-click an icon and se-
lect ‘Move to Trash’ from the menu. Click the trash bin icon to view its contents.
You can retrieve an item from the trash if desired.
manager or the desktop to the trash bin icon by keeping the left mouse button
pressed then release to drop them there. Alternatively, right-click an icon and se-
lect ‘Move to Trash’ from the menu. Click the trash bin icon to view its contents.
You can retrieve an item from the trash if desired.
Files removed with ‘Delete’ are not kept in the trash bin, but permanently deleted
right away. To permanently delete the files in the trash bin itself, right-click the
trash bin icon and select ‘Empty Trash Bin’.
right away. To permanently delete the files in the trash bin itself, right-click the
trash bin icon and select ‘Empty Trash Bin’.
1.1.3
CD-ROM, DVD-ROM, and Floppy Disks
If you click the floppy disk icon when a floppy disk is inserted, the file man-
ager starts and displays the content of the floppy disk. Display a context menu
with various options by right-clicking the individual icons on the floppy disk.
It is also possible to move the icon to a different location, such as the desktop or
your home directory, by simply keeping the left mouse button pressed over it and
dragging it to the destination. You will be asked whether you want to move or
copy the file or create a link. The same technique can be used to copy or move
files from your home directory to the floppy disk.
ager starts and displays the content of the floppy disk. Display a context menu
with various options by right-clicking the individual icons on the floppy disk.
It is also possible to move the icon to a different location, such as the desktop or
your home directory, by simply keeping the left mouse button pressed over it and
dragging it to the destination. You will be asked whether you want to move or
copy the file or create a link. The same technique can be used to copy or move
files from your home directory to the floppy disk.
Right-click the floppy disk icon to access the context menu. ‘Unmount’ is a very
important option. Be sure to unmount the drive before removing a floppy disk
from the drive, because this is necessary to trigger the actual writing of the data
to the floppy disk.
important option. Be sure to unmount the drive before removing a floppy disk
from the drive, because this is necessary to trigger the actual writing of the data
to the floppy disk.
The handling of CDs and DVDs is similar, with the only difference that these me-
dia are not writable. Despite this, you must unmount CD and DVD drives, be-
cause otherwise you will not be able to remove the disk from the drive. You can
also select ‘Eject’, which causes the medium to be unmounted and ejected. Both
methods only work if the CD or DVD is no longer accessed and any file manager
window displaying the content of the CD or DVD has been closed.
dia are not writable. Despite this, you must unmount CD and DVD drives, be-
cause otherwise you will not be able to remove the disk from the drive. You can
also select ‘Eject’, which causes the medium to be unmounted and ejected. Both
methods only work if the CD or DVD is no longer accessed and any file manager
window displaying the content of the CD or DVD has been closed.
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1.1. Desktop Components