Red Hat / Fedora :: Cross[x] Mark On Root Folder?

Feb 5, 2011

recently i have installed fedora13 on my laptop okey and when i logged on i t provides two option first with user name and second with other so what is tha purpose of other option

also,when i go to mycomputer file system then at that point i found that there is cross[x] mark on root folder why this is so.

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