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This might be a really dumb question but I'm new to Linux and am not sure how to do this or even ask the correct question.<br />
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So here it goes... I have a Centos 6 system that is running gnome for desktop interaction with users. I have 6 users that remote NX into the system and I would like to setup a default application that is loaded on the system to be placed on the desktop so that I don't need to set up the application for each user. <br />
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I'm looking for the location to set up a shared setting for all users or a group of users on Linux much like Microsofts Public desktop setting. So as I update the program each user will see the new version on the desktop as they log on and I don't need to set it up for each user. <br />
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What is the best way for me to set this up?<br />
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Thanks
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This might be a really dumb question but I'm new to Linux and am not sure how to do this or even ask the correct question.

So here it goes... I have a Centos 6 system that is running gnome for desktop interaction with users. I have 6 users that remote NX into the system and I would like to setup a default application that is loaded on the system to be placed on the desktop so that I don't need to set up the application for each user. 

I'm looking for the location to set up a shared setting for all users or a group of users on Linux much like Microsofts Public desktop setting. So as I update the program each user will see the new version on the desktop as they log on and I don't need to set it up for each user. 

What is the best way for me to set this up?

Thanks

Centos shared Desktop Items

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