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Adding to Places

  Date: Feb 11    Category: Unix / Linux / Ubuntu    Views: 301
  

When I first loaded Ubuntu on this laptop I had to download
locations. Firefox was set to download to the one directly
listed in the Places list on panel which is physical in my
home directory I also had one under my home directory in a
folder named Documents. I combined everything in the one
download folder in my home directory, now how do I get it
to show up in the places list?
I hope this isn't to confusing, maybe the better question is
how do I make anything show up or at to the places list, I
think Places is just a short cut maybe of the file manager.

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Answer #1    Answered On: Feb 11    

Which version of Ubuntu? Is it using Unity or GNOME 2.x? I think that it is
GNOME 2 from the sounds of it, but am unsure. If so, you can open Nautilus,
e.g by clicking Places -> Home Folder. In the main window select the folder
you want to add and drag it into the Places menu on the left. Unity works
differently and there is no places per se, but there is a lens for that.
But its configurability depends on which version as well. It is easier to
add a bookmark in Nautilus by dragging and dropping a folder or location
from the right pane to the bookmark section on the left.

 
Answer #2    Answered On: Feb 11    

Thank you that was it, I am on Mint 11 and I guess it is Gnome 2 not
sure I do know it is Gnome something.

 
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