Novell 10SP1 Manuals

ManualLib has 3 documents for the Novell 10SP1: 1 quick start guide, 2 user manuals. Every file can be read online or downloaded as a PDF for free.

Quick Start Guide 1User Manual 2

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Brand
Novell
Model
10SP1
Industry
Software
Documents
3
Languages
ZH · EN
Last added
2000-01-01

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Quick Start GuideNovell SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 10 SP1 QuickStart Guide

Novell SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 10 SP1 QuickStart Guide

Quick Start Guide 8 pages · 3.8 MB · ZH

This guide introduces the GNOME desktop that ships with SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 10 SP1. It explains the main desktop elements such as the desktop icons, bottom panel, main menu, and taskbar, and shows how to log in, launch applications, and use basic file management with Nautilus.

It also covers customization options like adding or removing panels, changing the desktop background, enabling Xgl desktop effects, and configuring system settings through the GNOME Control Center and YaST. Additional sections describe using common applications such as Firefox, Evolution, GroupWise, Gaim, Helix Banshee, F‑Spot, and OpenOffice.org, as well as printer setup and power management. This manual is written in Chinese.

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Quick Start Guide 1

The shortest path to a working setup, usually only a few pages.

User Manual 2

Day-to-day operation, settings and troubleshooting. Start here if the product is already set up.

Questions answered in these manuals

How do I log in to the KDE desktop?

See section 1.1 "Login and select desktop" for instructions on logging in and choosing the KDE desktop.

From: SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 10SP1 KDE User Guide

How can I manage printers on SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop?

Section 12 provides steps for installing, modifying, and deleting printers, as well as monitoring print jobs in KDE.

From: SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 10SP1 KDE User Guide

How can I change the orientation of a graphics tablet in GNOME?

Use the xrandr command with the appropriate rotation flag, e.g., "xrandr -o 0 && xsetwacom set “Mouse[7]”% Rotate 0" for normal orientation.

From: Novell SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 10 SP1 GNOME User Guide