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Problem With Software - EAZFIX 8.1

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This Software Restores your Computer To the same state when you reboot.
A lot of Universities use it with Student Computers to eliminate the need to worry about students changing configurations and such.

IF ANY ONE OUT THERE who has experience with this software is reading this i have an important question.

I made all the necessary configurations but whenever i reboot my computer my icons are moved to the left of the desktop.
You Can enable certain folders and to NOT restore to the original snapshot when you reboot.
If anyone out there can please explain why my icons on my desktop keep being restored to the left of my desktop
Ive made all the neccessary changes!

Thanks

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Re: Problem With Software - EAZFIX 8.1

Submitted by IntnsRed on Sun, 2008-08-10 19:33.

Is there a GNU/Linux version of this software? From what I can tell, it's Windows software.

GNU/Linux is a true multi-user operating system. All the individual user's settings are located in the user's home directory. If one sets up a standard user configuration (typically in /etc/skel or by creating a "golden" (default) user, it's easy to recreate a user's default setup by just recreating the user or copying over the "golden" user's home directory.

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