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Section 11.1:The GNOME File Manager
• Select a Font — Select a font from the dropdown menu if you want one other than the
default.
• Default Zoom Level — Change the default size in which items appear.
• Use Tighter Layout — Set the icons closer together.
• Font Size at Default — Change the default font size (12-point, 14-point, 20-point, etc).
Appearance
Select the smoother (higher quality) graphics option if you like, as well as various font options
and Nautilus themes (the screens are self-explanatory). You can add themes here by clicking
on Add New Theme
Windows and Desktop
Under
Desktop
difference, basically, is that Nautilus offers more configuration options than your home folder.
The other sections deal with new window and trach can behavior and keyboard shortcuts. The
options are self-explanatory.
Icon and List Views
Choose to activate items with a single or double mouse click and other self-explanatory file
display options.
Icon Captions
Select the order in which you want file information to appear (size, type, last date modified,
etc.).
Sidebar Panels
Determine which tabs appear in the Nautilus sidebar (Help, History, News, Notes). Also indi-
cate if you want folders (directories) only to appear in the sidebar or folders plus a list of the
files they contain.
Search
Change your default search engine
Navigation
Change your default
and remove the built-in bookmarks that Red Hat Linux includes in the browser bookmark list
by default.
and entering a file name for a theme you have created or downloaded.
, choose whether Nautilus or your home folder will draw your desktop. The
location (can be a file or a website), change HTTP proxy settings,
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