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Know when someone accesses your files in GNOME

Say you want to write a small shell script that locks up your GNOME desktop at specific intervals. What command would you use?In this case, your best bet would be gnome-screensaver-command --lock This has the same effect[...]


Two Yakuake-style terminals for GNOME

A drop-down terminal can save you a lot of time. Always handy, it appears when you press a combination of keys on your keyboard (usually a plain-and-simple F12 key). KDE has Yakuake. Since some people chose to use only G[...]


Hide the desktop icons in Gnome

To hide the icons that show up on the Gnome desktop, launch gconf-editor and go to apps > nautilus > preferences. Uncheck the box at the right of show_desktop and close gconf-editor. [...]


Minimize any GNOME application in the system tray

You can do this by installing AllTray. Once you start the software, a window will pop up asking you to click on the application window you wish to minimize. [...]