NeoLinux 4.0 Thin Client User Manual

Using The Desktop
Using Windows 199
System Information The far right of the taskbar can be used to display information on the
state of the system. The system time is displayed by default. The set-
ting of the
Applets options on the Desktop tab of the Desktop dialog
determines the type of information displayed on the taskbar. In addi-
tion to the clock, a CPU and network performance indicator and the
status of WLAN and the battery can be displayed.
Using Windows
Each program on the desktop operates in a separate window which
you can resize, maximize, minimize, and move.
Moving & Resizing
a Window
You can quickly move a window just by holding down the mouse
pointer on the title bar, then dragging it. To resize a window, just
hold down the mouse pointer on any window edge or corner, then
move the mouse.
The Title Bar Along the top of each window is a title bar which displays the name
of the program being run. When the titlebar is highlighted, that win-
dow is active, meaning that input from the keyboard or mouse is
directed to that window and interacts with the program running in it.
The icon displayed at the left end of the title bar can be clicked to
display the
Window Controls menu, which is described in the next
section. This menu can also be displayed by right-clicking anywhere
in the title bar except on a button.
Double-clicking anywhere in the title bar except on a button will
toggle the window between maximized and normal display.
Holding down the left or right mouse button while the pointer is on
the title bar will enable you to move the window when you move the