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From: Werner Lehmann <elvis69@arcor.de>
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   Hello guys,
   I saw the screenshots of gnome on your homepage and I would like to
   ask the following question:
   on the screenshot named "The new spacial Nautilus showing off
   templates, thumbnails, and remote folders:" you can see a number of
   little icons along the right  border of  the desktop, that seem to be
   monitors for CPU-usage, ADSL-traffic and so on.
   How do you enable those icons?
   Thank you very much!
   Regards,
   Werner