Jens Arnold wrote:
That means you can't skip forward directly followed by
fast-forwarding within the next track anymore, because it would
trigger folder skip?
You'd have to be pretty fast to skip to the next track, find out that
you want to fast forward and attempt to do it, all within 1 second. I
tried, and I couldn't trigger the next-dir skip by mistake. Maybe I'm
just old and slow... :-)
While I agree that folder skip might be useful for some people
(not for me), imho this short-long click combo is another
example for unintuitiveness: Here a combination of two standard
operations (short click == skip, hold button == seek) triggers
something completely different (folder skip).
Well, there are no intuitive combinations left, are there? Is *any*
combination of keys intuitive?
We had a good long (private, unfortunately) discussion about which key
combo to use instead of this "double-click" combo, but we couldn't
figure out a nice one-handed way of doing it, at least not without
changing major parts of the rest of the UI.
Therefore I told Anton to commit it and let people try it.
Linus
