Thanks, Really, I'm an outsider in gtk/gnome topic. I just like gimp, and I'm afraid a little bit of gimp starts to leave bazaar concept as seen at gnome.
I realized that old fileselector is not too perfect, so I used filemanager's drag and drop to open files. (what is nonsense to open a new app for that reason, but an image viewer is needed for graphics work, because gimp has not such a selector), so I will continue this way (until I learned the new one). Best regards, Aewyn On Tuesday 07 September 2004 12:15, Sven Neumann wrote: > Hi, > > Aewyn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > I'm not interested in gnome any way, > > I'm not interested in arguing anyone about > > file selectors at appropriate gtk lists. > > I think this is not gnome's businnes, it is > > gimp's businnes. If gnome's fileselector is > > bad, gimp should not. If gnome will be a toy > > of idiots, gimp should not. > > You ignore that GIMP 2.1 is not using a GNOME > file selection widget. What it uses is the new > file chooser that is provided by GTK+, the GIMP > toolkit. This new widget solves a lot of > problems we had with the old one. The old file > selection dialog has been the cause for > numerous bug reports and user complaints. > > Of course not everyone can be satisfied and > your mail clearly shows that you don't have > much of a clue, let alone respect. But I think > that most users will like the new dialog after > getting used to it. It took a while for me to > get used to it and I first had to create the > bookmarks that I need. But now I usually get to > my files quicker than I used to do. Only > sometimes do I use the entry widget that is > bound to Ctrl-L. > > > Sven _______________________________________________ Gimp-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.xcf.berkeley.edu/mailman/listinfo/gimp-user
