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(Solved) Hide automatically mounted drives on desktop?

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(Solved) Hide automatically mounted drives on desktop?

Postby DaddyX3 » Sun Feb 03, 2008 2:48 pm

What do I edit to keep some of my partitions and drives that are automatically mounted NOT show on my desktop? I want them to mount - but just not be shown on the desktop.

EDIT: Took 3 minutes on google and its all taken care of :D
Thank You "How-TO Geek" !

This is the gist of it:
Alt+F2 and enter: gconf-editor:
Screenshot-Run Application.png
Run application

In the Left hand tree goto Apps>>Nautilus>>Desktop
Then in the right hand window pane un-tick volumes_visible
Screenshot-Configuration Editor - desktop.png
Making the Adjustments

Heres a neet little thing I didn't even know existed: tick computer_icon_visible and you get a little computer icon on your desktop instead of numerous partitions and drives all over your desktop :D Looks much cleaner!
Before.png
Before ... what a mess
After.png
After ... a little cleaner now : )
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Re: (Solved) Hide automatically mounted drives on desktop?

Postby Zero Prime » Sun Feb 03, 2008 5:46 pm

One little side note for ya. You can easily add the configuration editor to the accessories menu. Just right click on the menu bar, click on edit menus, scroll down to system tools and click on that area, then put a check mark in the box beside configuration editor (it will be in the right hand panel). Enjoy :)
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Re: (Solved) Hide automatically mounted drives on desktop?

Postby DaddyX3 » Mon Feb 04, 2008 2:16 am

Where is it at?
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Re: (Solved) Hide automatically mounted drives on desktop?

Postby phaedra » Mon Feb 04, 2008 7:17 am

DaddyX3 wrote:Where is it at?
Screenshot-Main Menu.png


Click on the hammer and screwdriver ison for system tools. It's in there...

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Re: (Solved) Hide automatically mounted drives on desktop?

Postby Zero Prime » Mon Feb 04, 2008 7:45 am

Thanks, got to it before me
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Re: (Solved) Hide automatically mounted drives on desktop?

Postby DaddyX3 » Mon Feb 04, 2008 10:19 am

phaedra wrote:Click on the hammer and screwdriver ison for system tools. It's in there...
phaedra
Zero wrote:click on edit menus, scroll down to system tools and click on that area,

Thanks to both of you, I'm Freak'n Blind and don't know how to read apparently :oops:
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Re: (Solved) Hide automatically mounted drives on desktop?

Postby phaedra » Mon Feb 04, 2008 5:35 pm

DaddyX3 wrote:
phaedra wrote:Click on the hammer and screwdriver ison for system tools. It's in there...
phaedra
Zero wrote:click on edit menus, scroll down to system tools and click on that area,

Thanks to both of you, I'm Freak'n Blind and don't know how to read apparently :oops:


If you're like me you are soooo tired when you're trying to do stuff it's hard to focus. I used to get online real late and could barely read the screen... :)

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Re: (Solved) Hide automatically mounted drives on desktop?

Postby DaddyX3 » Mon Feb 04, 2008 5:44 pm

:oops: I can barely stay up past 9:30PM and it looks like I posted at 10:16PM, It was past my bedtime :!: :lol: Thanks for the excuse phaedra ;)
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Re: (Solved) Hide automatically mounted drives on desktop?

Postby phaedra » Mon Feb 04, 2008 8:09 pm

DaddyX3 wrote::oops: I can barely stay up past 9:30PM and it looks like I posted at 10:16PM, It was past my bedtime :!: :lol: Thanks for the excuse phaedra ;)


Well... The forum has you posting at 2:16 AM... :)

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