Personally, my bottom panel is full of more important things like the
workplace-switcher.
I don't interact with my trash bin very often, but that makes it all the more
frustrating that it's not in any obvious place.
The "places" menu is exactly where it belongs, since it's implemented as a
speci
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Thank you for bringing this bug to our attention. And thanks to the feedback
from the Accessibility team.
However, a paper cut should be a small usability issue, in the default Ubuntu
install, that affects many people and is quick and easy to fix. So this bug
can't be addressed as part of this p
I am of the opinion that the applet's accessibility properties should be
fixed instead. If users want to go into the trash, then they should find
it on the panel.
Having said that, we could probably make it easier somehow if one uses
an accessibility profile to install/run the live CD. I am more e
Dear Alan.
You are right. But blind people are not going to delete the item by
dragging it into the bottom panel. Rather, they would hit the delete
button and later if they plan to do an undelete, finds it difficult to
locate the trash from the bottom panel. Hence it would make some real
sense if
I think we have to separate the operations one might do with the trash system.
The function of the applet is primarily so that stuff can be dropped on it to
be deleted, so we have the "deleting stuff" use case. One might also want to
undelete something, which involves opening it up as a folder a
Thanks Vish, much appreciated !
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The Fix suggested here would effectively mean duplication of the "Trash"
in a default install.[applet and in places menu]
@arky: The Go menu also lists Templates folder, should that be in the Places
menu too?
As mentioned earlier , we already have a trash applet by default , the issue is
with t
Nautilus > Go menu already lists a 'Trash' item right under computer. I
suggest that we should provide a trash item under computer in places
menu.
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Wolf gets the idea very clear. His case study is very accurate and
supports the idea for adding 'Trash' to the 'Places' menu.
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Not everyone notices a small icon at the bottom right corner of the
screen. One could expect to have the Trash in the Places menu, since
everything else is there already. (Home folder, Desktop, Documents,
Removable media...)
I agree that it is an inconsistency with Nautilus's Go menu and I
persona
Sajjad wrote :
The users are unable to locate the Trash from the bottom panel as there is no
description over there. It just says 'Menu'.
Shouldnt the proper fix be, to add the description and make it say "Trash" ,
Why the need for duplication? [trying to understand the problem they face]
Als
Vish,
The users are unable to locate the Trash from the bottom panel as there is no
description over there. It just says 'Menu'.
The Trash is a place to like any other places shown listed in the Places menu,
hence this would be an advantage for them.
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Sajjad, Arky: Why is this an ally issue? Aernt users able to bring up
the trash from the panel?.
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** Bug watch added: GNOME Bug Tracker #617726
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It also feels like a consistency issue. The Go menu in Nautilus, as well
as its Places sidebar, lists Deleted Items. Other than that one item,
the Places menu has similar content.
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This is an accessibility issue. It would be very useful for the blind
users if we have a 'Trash' menu item in the 'Places' menu.
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Status: New
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