things are at present. Guess I made my point
:)
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Peter Eckersley
Department of Computer Science & mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
IP Research Institute of Australia http://www.cs.mu.oz.au/~pde
The Universit
for one would pay $50 to anyone who can implement a configuration
option somewhere in gtk2 to globally switch back to the gtk1 version.
Is anyone else equally frustrated?
cc on replies,
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Peter Eckersley
Department of Computer Science & mailto:[EMAIL PROTECT
TK2
chooser. It works fine, but *only* if the file path you want to type starts
with / . Typing relative paths, or paths that start with ~, leads to random
crazyness.
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Peter Eckersley
Department of Computer Science & mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
IP Research Institute o
onsistently and without sacrificing much
efficiency (though it doesn't handle dotfiles perfectly, that could
easily be fixed).
If the *nix desktop is moving in that direction, someone should really
get around to building a new command line shell that is GUI-fied and
does things the same way. But th
hen, I realise that I have to press enter again.
I for one would pay $50 to anyone who can implement a configuration
option somewhere in gtk2 to globally switch back to the gtk1 version.
Is anyone else equally frustrated?
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Peter Eckersley
Department of Computer Science &
