Using GNOME/File manager
The file manager in GNOME manages your files, folders and hardware. It lets you move them, create them, rename them, copy them and delete them
The default file manager is called Nautilus. There are other file managers available, such as Velocity, GMC (used in older GNOME versions), Konqueror (from KDE) and Midnight Commander (text based file manager), but this book will focus on the default.
Table of contents
[edit | edit source]- Changes in 2.6
- Computer
- Home Folder
- Wastebasket
- Folders and Files
- Emblems and Backgrounds
- Preferences
- Connecting to servers
- Browse Folder
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