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The desktop icons are, starting with the horizontal row on the left: Trash:The KDE trash can, which works similarly to the GNOME trash. (See the section Playing with desktop icons, earlier in this chapter.) SuSE:The Welcome to SuSE Linux 9.2 tool. Office: The OpenOffice.org launcher (see Chapter 17). Beneath the horizontal row is another row of desktop icons, which are (fromleft to right): Netword Browsing:Opens the Konqueror file manager to a list of allyour network file shares, including Windows Network shares. My Computer:Opens the Konqueror file manager to a list of removablemedia, such as your CD-ROM drive. Beneath these icons, you see the Printer icon, which opens the KDE printmanager. Moving down to your panel, you find, from left to right, many familiar items ifyou look up at the Mandrake section: The SuSE main menu. The Konqueror file manager opening your home directory. The KDE command-line terminal. The SuSE Help Center. The Konqueror Web Browser. The Kontact e-mail program (see Chapter 9). The Workspace Switcher (described many times throughout this chapter). The taskbar, where each program has an entry. A sextet of tiny icons. The top left is the battery monitor if you re using a laptop. The bottom left is the Klipper clipboard tool. The top middle is the PCMCIA profile manager. The bottom middle is the SuSEWatcherupdater tool. The top right is the volume control, and the bottom right is the SuSE hardware management tool. The KDE clock. The SuSE main menu is detailed in Table 6-8. As always, what you find in thismenu depends on which software you have installed. 127Chapter 6: Checking Out Those Desktops10_