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You could open terminal, and "touch file". Now saying that, XFCE seems to be favorite for people who don't like GNOME or KDE.
by glogla 13y ago
You could open terminal, and "touch file". Now saying that, XFCE seems to be favorite for people who don't like GNOME or KDE.
- 3amOpsGuy 13y agoDoesn't work for putting files on the desktop, the ~/Desktop folder doesn't have it's contents displayed on the desktop for some reason. Assuming a gnome3 thing...?
- viraptor 13y agoYes. Icons on the desktop? You must be crazy! (there was an option in the config tool to restore them; not sure if it still works)