>
> Nautilus 3.4 is the safest bet out there (feature and stability wise),
> however it has that horrid chopped down right sided toolbar and the back
> and forward on the right and neither of those two are even remotely good
> looking.
>
> *It would be easy enough to tweak it, but staying on an old
The three things that Marlin misses are:
A) Stability
B) Split screen (multiple panes) ... maybe?
C) Ability to "draw the desktop' (e.g. desktop icons, right click on
desktop -> context menu)
I believe (could be wrong) that those can be solved for 12.10 if the work
starts soon enough.
And yeah, Xa
To be honest, there is so much work to be done in nautilus 3.6 that I find
it hard to believe if it is even a choice here -_-
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Everyone of the suggested ones here uses GTK 3, yes :)
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Ehh, that's a 3rd party icon theme :) Not the new mystery icon theme :P
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Well, this won't be build from scratch, the developer is the same guy that
created the patched Nautilus 3.4, so you could say it is a Nautilus 3.4
modification or fork. What makes it different from Marlin is:
A) Marlin has no search
B) Marlin sidebar is totally different
C) Marlin has no menubar (e
Marlin does have Bookmarks. Right click on the launcher icon -> they are
presented as quicklis. Also they are also on the sidebar - the first
category "Personal" are the bookmarked folders (drag and drop them whatever
you want there).
But yes, it is not cool that Marlin has no search :)
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