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Revision as of 17:32, 7 September 2021
Overview
GNOME is a desktop environment that aims to be simple and easy to use. It is a part of the GNU Project.
Installation
Instructions for installing GNOME can be found on the Install Desktop Environments page.
Appearance
Desktop Icons
Beginning in versions 3.29 the desktop icons functionality was removed and disabled by GNOME. If you wish to restore the desktop icons you have a few options:
- Replace nautilus with another file manager that supports desktop icons, such as
nemo.
- Replace nautilus with its legacy version,
nautilus-legacy.- Afterwards to enable desktop icons use
gnome-tweaksordconf-editor( org.gnome.desktop.background > show-desktop-icons > TRUE )
- Afterwards to enable desktop icons use
To manually control which system icons appear on the desktop use dconf-editor to navigate to org.gnome.nautilus.desktop then toggle <NAME>-icon-visible to TRUE or FALSE.