Just the open this folder button is sufficient for Maverick, this bug
can be closed when we achieve that.
Mark
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If you want to talk about the future file browsing/managing in Unity
then please open a thread on the ayatana list or in another bug. Let's
keep this bug to be about what we'll do for Maverick.
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@David Stevenson : nautilus and nautilus-elementary are highly unstable on
ubuntu maverick 10.10 due to libgtk
Already reported bug here
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gtk+2.0/+bug/626040
same applies for libgtk-2.21.7
more information here
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Milestone: None = 2010-09-16
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The Files IX spec mentions that there should be a Browse This
Folder-button on the far right in the path-bar when you are in folder
browsing mod. Clicking that would open Nautilus on the right folder.
This would at least somewhat mitigate this problem, and should maybe be
small enough in scope
On 10/09/10 09:53, Mikkel Kamstrup Erlandsen wrote:
This would at least somewhat mitigate this problem, and should maybe be
small enough in scope for ui/feature freeze break exception to be
granted..?
If it can be implemented quickly and cleanly, +1
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Sebastien: thanks
In order to proceed swiftly with this I mocked up something you can find
in the attachment. It looks a lot like David's original spec at least
:-)
Attaching the SVG for the icon in a sec...
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** Attachment added: SVG icon with open folder. Unity style
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Ok, just to clarify a bit here. I think the case of a usb-connected
volume is a separate bug and I will file that next.
@Mark - Even if Nautilus was one of the default folders in the launcher
I have since removed it because I didn't think I needed it. As this is
an editable item in the launcher
I think the principle of an open this folder in the file manager
button is correct, so we'll go with that for 10.10. I think the
execution could be more visual, so we'll review that for 11.04.
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A couple more use cases:
How do I access a non mounted volume? (I am dual booting lucid and meerkat)
How do I access other network shares?
As a comment I am using lucid netbook as my desktop in my pocket, and think the
full screen apps, left hand menu is good. But I found nautilus did not fit
When I first noticed that I couldn't do everything I wanted in the Unity
browser, I just ran nautilus once from the terminal, and then pinned it to the
launcher once it ran - so now if I want to do something more involved I can
click on the nautilus icon instead of the Files icon.
I wanted to
Hi David
I'd be interested to hear what you think of the Elementary Nautilus
interface on your device. I haven't tried it, but folks have said good
things.
Mark
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I was not aware of nautilus elementary, so I have now installed it 2.31.1
2.31.90, and my comments are first impressions.
It does not really address my feeling that nautilus does not integrate well
with the 10.04 netbook interface. This may now be irrelevant as unity is here,
but the
Pete: the workaround , i use for this is using the Trash tile below
;-)
The trash folder in nautilus opens up, from where i navigate elsewhere
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Pete, nautilus is one of the default icons in the Launcher, or it used
to be. Is that no longer the case?
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@Mark: I removed it before beta, as we added it a long time before as a
workaround about not of the file places. Do you think we should add it
again as a default launcher?
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No, you're probably right, we should rather refine the Files place.
Pete, can you outline a couple of use cases again, and we'll do that?
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