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The
GNOME
Desktop
The Desktop Menu
The ‘Desktop’ menu contains the basic controls for managing your desktop. Here,
find ‘Lock Screen’ and ‘Log Out’ as well as an easy-to-use function for taking
screenshots of your desktop. The screenshot function can alternatively be ac-
cessed just by pressing the
find ‘Lock Screen’ and ‘Log Out’ as well as an easy-to-use function for taking
screenshots of your desktop. The screenshot function can alternatively be ac-
cessed just by pressing the
Print Screen
key (also known as
PrtSc
).
Applets
Applets are little applications that are nested in the panel by means of a small
icon. Unlike a “real” application, they do not have their own window on screen.
Some applets are already preconfigured to be in your panel on first start, but
there are many more to be discovered and added to your own custom panel.
icon. Unlike a “real” application, they do not have their own window on screen.
Some applets are already preconfigured to be in your panel on first start, but
there are many more to be discovered and added to your own custom panel.
Adding a panel applet is very simple. Just right-click the panel to open the ‘Add
to Panel’ dialog, shown in Figure 3.1 on the current page, scroll down until you
find what you need, select the item, and click ‘Add’. A new applet is then perma-
nently added to the panel.
to Panel’ dialog, shown in Figure 3.1 on the current page, scroll down until you
find what you need, select the item, and click ‘Add’. A new applet is then perma-
nently added to the panel.
Figure 3.1: Adding a New Icon to the Panel
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