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The KDE Desktop
Figure 345
shows a basic Linux desktop running KDE on Yellow Dog Linux (this interface
will look almost identical on every major Linux distribution except
for Red Hat). Notice at the bottom task bar, icons are used to symbolize
the major applications, which can be launched by clicking on appropriate
icon. By default, KDE has four separate desktops available for the
user, each of which can be accessed by clicking on any one of the four
boxes, amazingly numbered one through four, in the right center of the
task bar. The indicators of the running applications are located immediately
to the right of the desktop boxes. Any of which can be made the active
window by clicking on the appropriate indicator. One can lock the screen
or log out using either one of the two buttons next to the application
indicators. The clipboard, calendar come next and finally the clock.
Files, bookmarks, and links to other items can be placed on the desktop
for easy access.
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