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I have been using Ubuntu for a few years now and am now trying out Lenny.
The only reason I have tried Lenny, is because it now has a GUI..wonderful!
In Lenny when I open "Home" and then other folders within Home, I get a separate window for each one
Is there a way to enable Lenny to just open the Home folder and the folders within without opening separate windows? In other words, using the click back action.
I have been using Ubuntu for a few years now and am now trying out Lenny.
The only reason I have tried Lenny, is because it now has a GUI..wonderful!
In Lenny when I open "Home" and then other folders within Home, I get a separate window for each one
Is there a way to enable Lenny to just open the Home folder and the folders within without opening separate windows? In other words, using the click back action.
Thanks glore2002 for your advice. Your link did appear to solve my problem, but I have got the answer through another forum.
Raidens link is very good though for other assistance.
Cheers.
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