> > Rick Miles wrote: > >> I have asked about this on two threads and apparently no one else > >> saw it as an issue but AFAIC it is really handy among other things > >> to hit an icon that will open up a browser at a predefined URL. > > > > I can do that just fine here. Right-click on desktop, "Create > > New->Link to location". I enter "http://www.google.com/linux" and > > there, I just created it. I double-click it, Firefox opens up > > google/linux. You select the icon, press F2 and can rename it to > > whatever you want (you don't need to keep the ".desktop" suffix). > > You can also right-click and in the properties select another icon > > for it. > > > > This is with vanilla, unmodified KDE 4.2.0. > You must have a different brand of vanilla I can't do that on my desktop but I can do that in the folder ~/Desktop which the kde docs Anne referred me to say to use that method as a workaround if one wants that kind of kde 3 desktop functionality on a kde 4 desktop. Cheers, Celebrate Chaoflux http://turtlespond.net |
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