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Two Newbie Questions
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| I am using the book "Linux for Non-Geeks" to learn about Linux. One of
the projects is to download and compile a mahjongg game. All went well
for me. However, it did not put the game in the menu system; you must run
it from the "run application" dialog box. What do I need to do to make
this game appear in the menu with the rest of the games?
Next question.
In windows there is a startup folder. Is there any comparable thing in
Linux? I would like to have gaim start up automatically.
I am running Fedora Core 1
JC
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| Jerry Criswell 2005-08-23, 5:56 pm |
| JC <criswel@mchsi.com> wrote in
news:pan.2005.08.19.19.08.41.811687@mchsi.com:
> I am using the book "Linux for Non-Geeks" to learn about Linux. One
> of the projects is to download and compile a mahjongg game. All went
> well for me. However, it did not put the game in the menu system; you
> must run it from the "run application" dialog box. What do I need to
> do to make this game appear in the menu with the rest of the games?
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> Next question.
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> In windows there is a startup folder. Is there any comparable thing
> in Linux? I would like to have gaim start up automatically.
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> I am running Fedora Core 1
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Slight change. I have upgraded to FC 4 now.
JC
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| mattleeds@email.com 2005-09-01, 2:49 am |
| O[vbcol=seagreen]
From a graphic desktop (Gnome or KDE) use a GUI file manager and
navigate and locate the file and copy to the desktop
[vbcol=seagreen]
Yes. It's a tab in one of the sub menu items.
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