Gnome Control Center - Desktop Properties Manager in Ubuntu Gutsy
December 26, 2007 by taufanlubis
Gnome control center is a front end to configuration applets (capplets) that lets you configure your GNOME desktop. It’s the same like YAST in openSUSE or Control Panel in Windows.
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You can run it through Run Application screen or enable it from ‘Main Menu’
Menu Available:
Personal
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About Me
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Assistive Technology Preference
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Keyboard Accessibility
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Keyboard Shortcuts
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Preferred Application
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Sessions
Look and Feel
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Advanced Desktop Effects
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Appearance
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Main Menu
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Screen Saver
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Windows
Internet and Netwok
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Network Proxy
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Remote Desktop
Hardware
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Default printer
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Hardware information
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Keyboard
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Mouse
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Printing
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Screen Resolution
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Screen and Graphics
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Sound
System
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Keyring Manager
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Language Support
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Login Window
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Network
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Network Tools
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Power Management
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Restricted Driver Manager
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Services
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Shared Folder
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Software Sources
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Synaptic Package Manager
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System Log
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System Monitor
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Time and Date
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Update Manager
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User and Groups
Other
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Bluetooth Preferences
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Indexing Preferences
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Kiba-Settings
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Palm OS Devices
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Removable Drives and Media Preferences
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SCIM Input Method Setup
To open gnome-control-center from ‘Run Application screen’, press Alt+F2 and type ‘gnome-control-center‘.
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To enable it, Open System > Preferences > Main Menu.
From the Menus List, choose ‘Preferences’ and mark ‘Control center’ on the ‘Items List’.
The other way to open “Main Menu”. Press Alt+F2 and type “alacarte”.
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