Desktop Key

1. Symlink to the Home directory. A symlink is a symbolic link or shortcut that points to a file, directory, or drive.
2. Trash Icon
3. Two Red Hat shortcuts
4. The Dialup Configuration tool
5. Symlinks to the floppy disk and CD-ROM drives
6. Default GNOME desktop
7. GNOME documentation available on all subjects
8. GNOME panel
9. The File Manager (showing the Home directory)
10. GNOME panel menus

Unique Applications

At first sight, the Linux desktop may appear to have more similarities than differences with, for example, Windows. However, despite these superficial similarities, Linux has many features unique to itself. It also boasts many unique applets, which are application and utilities only available with Linux. Most, if not all, of these applications have been written by independent programmers and released under the GNU Public License. For more information about the author of these programs, choose About from the Help menus of the relevant application.

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