Johan Walles wrote:
As for the usability issue, I have to click the column header for every
search, every time I add a new search, and every time I re-start
gtk-gnutella. So it's not a one-off operation as you seem to suggest.
The default was switched back to unsorted. However, the search
Johan Walles wrote:
As I don't get any spam in my searches (a filter called music with
only a size and a name requirement) I don't ever see any spam in my
search results, so I haven't really seen that problem. In my case the
count works well as a quality indicator. I realize that might
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Subject: Bug#327194: gtk-gnutella: Default sort order should be highest
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there's no default sorting at all. The results are implicitely
arranged in the order they arrive and grouped by checksum. I
don't
Package: gtk-gnutella
Version: 0.95.4-1
Severity: wishlist
Try this:
Start gtk-gnutella.
Do a search for something that will give you a bunch of hits (try abba for
example).
Look at the search results when you have received a bunch of them.
Current result:
The results list is sorted by
Hi,
there's no default sorting at all. The results are implicitely
arranged in the order they arrive and grouped by checksum. I
don't think sorting by number of sources by default is really a
good idea because in many cases these results are actually spam.
This counter shouldn't be confused with
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