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Aug 28 |
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I would like to put one single icon in the Desktop that actually opens the Desktop. Any ideas? @terdon Because there are virtual icons that I want to keep. And some of them are created gnome in response to certain events. An example is plugged in USB pens. |
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Aug 28 |
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I would like to put one single icon in the Desktop that actually opens the Desktop. Any ideas? @slybloty Done. Is this more clear? |
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Aug 28 |
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I would like to put one single icon in the Desktop that actually opens the Desktop. Any ideas? @terdon Exactly. But without the icons blocking the view to that background. |
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Jun 3 |
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How to save a GNOME 3 session Just to give an update, it runs fine from the Alt+F2 command window in gnome 3.4 from debian. |
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Mar 28 |
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In debian based systems, how do we purge configuration files of packages that have already been uninstalled? @FaheemMitha Changed the title according to your suggestions. But I think the autoremove only would make things confusing if I didn't write anything else. But the sentence "I would like to do the equivalent of adding the --purge flag to the following command" makes things clear. |
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Mar 28 |
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In debian based systems, how do we purge configuration files of packages that have already been uninstalled? Usually, I keep the important configurations in my own home folder. This means the --purge flag does not do anything problematic to me. And it actually helps me not having any problems later on. Is there any good reason you say I shouldn't use --purge that I'm missing? |
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Mar 28 |
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In debian based systems, how do we purge configuration files of packages that have already been uninstalled? Forgot to say thanks. It worked. |
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Mar 27 |
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In debian based systems, how do we purge configuration files of packages that have already been uninstalled? Sorry, it's not working line 1> # sudo aptitude purge '-c' line 2> aptitude: invalid option -- 'c' |
