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Originally posted by Linux~Powered Wheather under root or user when i click the Home Folder icon (under Slack 9.1) nothing happens. Can i fix this? no errors...nothing
Which DE/WM are you using?
Distro means didly-squat :}
type :
nautilus
in the terminal and see if it opens, if not what error outputs ?
and when you first open a terminal while logged in as your normal user and type :
pwd
what does it output .?
I don't have slackware and this may not apply, but if it is an icon on your desktop, you may need to double click it . I recall having to do that with Gnome a while back for desktop icons on my system.. I don't remember but left clicking on it might give you a drop down to select from.
HAHA...come on man! I am not that retarded. Give me some credit. I can manage to build a kernel, but not think to double click an icon first before i post a new thread? Sorry, alot of stress lately.
Last edited by Linux~Powered; 01-25-2004 at 02:27 PM.
matrix@Linux~Powered:~$ nautilus
nautilus: error while loading shared libraries: libcdda_paranoia.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
matrix@Linux~Powered:~$ pwd
/home/matrix
matrix@Linux~Powered:~$
Looks like i have some installing to do. Not really even that important. I would rather do everything from the command line, but if it doesn't work i want to get it going anyways.
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