Red Flag Linux Desktop 6.0 User manual: Desktop system

Red Flag Linux http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/16493.html ">desktop 6.0 uses a stable KDE3.5.7 as a standard desktop environment, in screen design, structural layout, In many aspects, such as culture, function enhancement and so on, have done meticulous optimization integration and quality promotion work, the entire desktop environment is complete and harmonious, coordinated and unified, refreshing.

Because the desktop environment can be flexibly configured, we agree that the content referenced in this chapter and later is used in the default environment. About KDE Yun New trends, please pay attention to the site: http://www.kde.org.

3.1 Preliminary KDE

The following illustration shows a typical KDE desktop interface in the Red Flag Linux Desktop 6.0 system:

Typical KDE Desktop interface

The central part of the screen is called the desktop, and many icons can be placed on the desktop, such as "My Documents", "Browser", "Recycle Bin", "Network Configuration", "My Computer" and so on, and the desktop is the area where most of the work is done by the user. The long strip at the bottom of the screen is called a panel, from which you can start the application or switch between programs that you have started, and you can add other program icons yourself.

3.2 Desktop Components

3.2.1 Mouse

People usually use the right hand to manipulate the mouse, called the right mouse. The three keys on the mouse are called Left and right, in turn, the key, the right button, the Linux system supports the three-button mouse. There are three ways to use the mouse:

Click: Release a key when pressed.

Double-click one of the keys quickly.

Drag: After you specify a target, hold down the left mouse button and move it to the destination before releasing it.

We agree that, unless otherwise specified in the following content, it refers to the use of the left mouse button.