[xubuntu-users] Ease of use

Daniel Sarmiento dsarmientos at gmail.com
Tue Jan 23 05:35:53 UTC 2007


Hi,

I think there's an icon on the upper-left corner to launch firefox, by
default. The icon is near the applications menu, but in case it isn't there,
press: Alt+F2 and then type: firefox
 on the run program prompt. That should open the web browser.

I also think there is a calculator installed by default, under the
accesories categories in the applications menu. Or again,  press Alt+F2 and
type: gcalctool and then press Run.

IMO, there's a loot to see in xubuntu, you just have to dedicate some time
to explore the OS.

On 1/22/07, Charles Griffin <crgriffin3 at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I am new to the group, and I apologize in advance for my lack of xubuntu
> understanding.  I installed the newest version on a Toshiba Satellite Pro
> laptop 440CDX.  There is very little there to see!  My basic question is
> this:
> Is Xubuntu used mostly by experienced users that are willing to wonder how
> to run a browser from the command line?!  and the need to install a separate
> calculator program?! (Absolutely no offense to either of those
> individuals).  I mean, I was looking for a full function OS such as Linux,
> however one that would run well on a lower-end machine such as my old laptop
> (Win98 previously).  While I certainly enjoy the challenge of 'making
> everythink work' that was not what I was looking for in this OS.  Again, no
> offense to anyone, but trying to figure things out.  Alrightl, all, educate
> me!
>
> Rob
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