Running RH7.3
Can anyone tell me what Nautilus does except eat resources? It seems
to be running in the background even though I never use the browser.
Thanks,
Alan
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Hi all,
There's some new Nautilus screenshots up on the Eazel site:
http://nautilus.eazel.com/screenshots/aug-02-2000
Nautilus has some really great features, and some very bold ways of
displaying information about your files - even becoming the viewer (or
really, a container). Looks pretty
I read a funny review the other day and thought you guys might like it too
http://www.pablotron.org/reviews/nautilus-PR2/
Is anyone using Nautilus?
What's it like, should I bother switching to it yet from gmc on my 366 at
home?
John
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On Mon, 2002-08-19 at 13:21, Alan L Tyree wrote:
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> Running RH7.3
>
> Can anyone tell me what Nautilus does except eat resources? It seems
> to be running in the background even though I never use the browser.
Nautilus can also be used to draw your desktop and probably does other
stuff too.
S
Hi All,
I found a way before that you could change the 'theme' of nautilus,
however I seem to have lost it. Could someone please refresh my memory
on how to do this??
Adam.
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Hi All,
I found a way before that you could change the 'theme' of nautilus,
however I seem to have lost it. Could someone please refresh my memory
on how to do this??
Adam.
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Before you ask, I am running gnome 2.2...I have been told to do it under
the Gnome theme manager, goto custom, and then go to the nautilus
section, however I dont seem to have a nautilus section???
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Just looking at the screenshots, sometimes I can't
see a "taskbar" anywhere.
What's the alternative way of switching between
applications ? A hotkey to cycle between them ?
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Jeff Waugh wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> There's some new Nautilus screenshots up on the Eazel site:
>
>
> Just looking at the screenshots, sometimes I can't
> see a "taskbar" anywhere.
That's mostly because they're window shots -> there's only one full screen
shot there.
> What's the alternative way of switching between
> applications ? A hotkey to cycle between them ?
Depends on your window m
> > Just looking at the screenshots, sometimes I can't
> > see a "taskbar" anywhere.
Yes, I didn't notice
> That's mostly because they're window shots -> there's only one full screen
> shot there.
>
> > What's the alternative way of switching between
> > applications ? A hotkey to cycle betwee
Whilst I was hoping for some debate and discussion on FS UI's and such, it's
always good to solve a few troubles along the way... :)
> I'm also having troubles removing the only panel on the screen, the
> remove from panel
> menu is disabled, how do I get rid of it ?
This is a particularly ann
> Sorry I meant to say, Since you remove your taskbar, you dont have a
> clocks and other applets, are you okay with not having a clock
> anywhere or do you get the time from another program ?
As Cantanker would say, "Use your f*%&#ing prompt!"
I, however, still like a bit of clock applet actio
Matt wrote:
> Ermm .. I always remember having trouble restoring windows after I have
> minimised them
> in (??) Enlightenment ? Once they were minimised I would have to call a
> taskbar to
> get them back
In Enlightenment, or pops up a list of
everything running, so you can bring it back afte
On Sat, Aug 05, 2000 at 01:24:40PM +1000, Matt wrote:
> Ermm .. I always remember having trouble restoring windows
> after I have minimised them in (??) Enlightenment ? Once they
> were minimised I would have to call a taskbar to get them
> back, I just discovered that an ALT TAB seems to restore
On Sat, Aug 05, 2000 at 01:40:51PM +1000, Jeff Waugh wrote:
> Whilst I was hoping for some debate and discussion on FS UI's and such, it's
> always good to solve a few troubles along the way... :)
Nautilus looks as though it has some really nice features. It
didn't take long for Mac OS-X's "thum
On 27 Nov, John Ryland scribbled:
->
-> I read a funny review the other day and thought you guys might like it too
-> http://www.pablotron.org/reviews/nautilus-PR2/
I love pabs :) he does such great reviews :)
-> Is anyone using Nautilus?
-> What's it like, should I bother switching to it
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, November 27, 2000 12:47 PM
Subject: [SLUG] Nautilus review
>
> I read a funny review the other day and thought you guys might like it too
> http://www.pablotron.org/reviews/nautilus-PR2/
>
> Is anyone using
> I read a funny review the other day and thought you guys might like it too
> http://www.pablotron.org/reviews/nautilus-PR2/
That has to be one of the funniest reviews I've read in a long time... Not
*quite* what I think, but definately entertaining.
It's a worry when people take this sort o
On 27 Nov, Jeff Waugh scribbled:
->
->
-> > I read a funny review the other day and thought you guys might like it too
-> > http://www.pablotron.org/reviews/nautilus-PR2/
->
->
-> That has to be one of the funniest reviews I've read in a long time... Not
-> *quite* what I think, but de
On Monday 27 November 2000 14:06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> they do... they use efm :) hehehe and help with it :)
>
> yeah - anyone with questions about efm and why we "nuked it" and whate
> happening and what will be coming along.. you can ske me in janruary...
> at linux.conf.au :)
Hi Raste
On 27 Nov, John Ryland scribbled:
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-> On Monday 27 November 2000 14:06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
->>
->> they do... they use efm :) hehehe and help with it :)
->>
->> yeah - anyone with questions about efm and why we "nuked it" and whate
->> happening and what will be coming along.. you can ske
Sluggers,
I'm running enlightenment and fired up nautilus with the --no-desktop
option. It runs but there is no left hand pane and there is also no
tools/menus across the top except for the bare bones file, edit, view
menu bar. I can't seem to find any options that will return/re-enable
the res
> Before you ask, I am running gnome 2.2...I have been told to do it under
> the Gnome theme manager, goto custom, and then go to the nautilus section,
> however I dont seem to have a nautilus section???
The idea of "Nautilus themes" has been removed from GNOME 2.2. Now we just
have icon the
G'day,
Is there any way to change the buttons (e.g. back, foward, up, stop,
etc) of the Nautilus?
Just to make sure we have a common idea about Nautilus, that is 'Window$
Explorer' version of Gnome, right?
How can I change its buttons?
Thanks,
Phillip.
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Is there a way to tell the Nautilus file manager to fsck disks before
mounting them?
Is there a way to get nautilus to insert "Check Volume" in the same menu
as it displays "Mount Volume" for unmounted disks?
This is in the context of external USB HDD enclosures.
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Hi all.
Trying to compile nautilus here (out of cvs) and ./autogen.sh (configure,
really) gets as far as testing the freetype2 libs, saying
checking for freetype/freetype.h... yes
checking for FT_Init_FreeType in -lfreetype... no
which is clever, because /usr/share/doc/freetype2/docs/apiref.txt
Sir Tony Green recently imparted this gem of a feauture[1] and it's
quite nice except for one thing, it only works with mp3's and I only
have ogg's. Have any of the GNOME enthusiasts out there got any tips for
having this sweet little feature work with ogg's or is this just a
"tough luck you can't
> I'm running enlightenment and fired up nautilus with the --no-desktop
> option. It runs but there is no left hand pane and there is also no
> tools/menus across the top except for the bare bones file, edit, view menu
> bar. I can't seem to find any options that will return/re-enable the rest
>
Jeff Waugh wrote:
Does 'nautilus --no-desktop --browser' work? Perhaps that's only in 2.8.
YES! :-)
Thanks
P.
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Nautilus can change it's looks by changing icons.
for more info art.gnome.org
> G'day,
>
> Is there any way to change the buttons (e.g. back, foward, up, stop,
> etc) of the Nautilus?
>
> Just to make sure we have a common idea about Nautilus, that is 'Window$
> Explorer' version of Gnome, righ
> Is there a way to tell the Nautilus file manager to fsck disks before
> mounting them?
>
> Is there a way to get nautilus to insert "Check Volume" in the same menu
> as it displays "Mount Volume" for unmounted disks?
>
> This is in the context of external USB HDD enclosures.
No, but they sou
On 11 Jul 2006, Jeff Waugh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
> > Is there a way to tell the Nautilus file manager to fsck disks before
> > mounting them?
> >
> > Is there a way to get nautilus to insert "Check Volume" in the same menu
> > as it displays "Mount Volume" for unmounted disks?
> >
> >
begin Adrian van den Dries quotation:
> Trying to compile nautilus here (out of cvs) and ./autogen.sh (configure,
> really) gets as far as testing the freetype2 libs, saying
>
> A few packages depend on this freetype lib, so it looks like there's
> something awry with the debs here.
>
> Is th
Have you got the freetype2-dev package installed?
-Thom
At some point around Tue, Oct 10, 2000 at 04:27:21 +1100, Jeff Waugh said:
> begin Adrian van den Dries quotation:
>
> > Trying to compile nautilus here (out of cvs) and ./autogen.sh (configure,
> > really) gets as far as testing the freet
> Sir Tony Green recently imparted this gem of a feauture[1] and it's quite
> nice except for one thing, it only works with mp3's and I only have ogg's.
Which version of Nautilus are you using? 1.0.6 supports this, which you
should have if you're using sid. It also supports mouseover music prev
On Sat, 2002-03-02 at 15:09, Jeff Waugh wrote:
>
>
> > Sir Tony Green recently imparted this gem of a feauture[1] and it's quite
> > nice except for one thing, it only works with mp3's and I only have ogg's.
>
> Which version of Nautilus are you using? 1.0.6 supports this, which you
> should ha
> Yeah, I'm using 1.0.6. Perhaps there is a library / app that I am missing
> that enable this feature? I've not been able locate an appropriate one.
There are nautilus-extra packages and stuff too - do an apt-cache search
nautilus and then check out the suggested packages as well.
- Jeff
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On Sat, 2002-03-02 at 16:49, Jeff Waugh wrote:
>
>
> > Yeah, I'm using 1.0.6. Perhaps there is a library / app that I am missing
> > that enable this feature? I've not been able locate an appropriate one.
>
> There are nautilus-extra packages and stuff too - do an apt-cache search
> nautilus a
> All suggested nautilus packages are installed (there are only two
> anyway). It works for the only mp3 I have, just not oggs :/
It really does work:
http://perkypants.org/screenshots/nautilus-ogg-icons.png
http://perkypants.org/screenshots/nautilus-ogg-music-list.png
- Jeff
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On Sat, 2002-03-02 at 17:49, Jeff Waugh wrote:
> > All suggested nautilus packages are installed (there are only two
> > anyway). It works for the only mp3 I have, just not oggs :/
>
> It really does work:
Excellent. Thanks for that. At least now I do know it supports ogg as
well as mp3. I just
> Excellent. Thanks for that. At least now I do know it supports ogg as
> well as mp3. I just need to keep plugging away at working out why I can
> only get it happening with mp3's.
>
Let us know if you get it going - it doesn't work for me either, and I have
every nautilus package I can find
>
>
> > Excellent. Thanks for that. At least now I do know it supports ogg as
> > well as mp3. I just need to keep plugging away at working out why I can
> > only get it happening with mp3's.
>
> Let us know if you get it going - it doesn't work for me either, and I have
> every nautilus pack
On Mon, 2002-03-04 at 06:08, Jan Schmidt wrote:
>
>
> > Excellent. Thanks for that. At least now I do know it supports ogg as
> > well as mp3. I just need to keep plugging away at working out why I can
> > only get it happening with mp3's.
> >
>
> Let us know if you get it going - it doesn't w
On Mon, 2002-03-04 at 08:09, Jeff Waugh wrote:
>
>
> >
> >
> > > Excellent. Thanks for that. At least now I do know it supports ogg as
> > > well as mp3. I just need to keep plugging away at working out why I can
> > > only get it happening with mp3's.
> >
> > Let us know if you get it going
On Sat, Mar 02, 2002 at 07:56:17PM +1100, Craige McWhirter wrote:
> On Sat, 2002-03-02 at 17:49, Jeff Waugh wrote:
>
> > > All suggested nautilus packages are installed (there are only two
> > > anyway). It works for the only mp3 I have, just not oggs :/
> >
> > It really does work:
>
> Excelle
Nautilus refuses to associate my TGA (scanned graphics) files with Gimp.
It tells me it has no viewer capable of opening them. I go through the
rigmarole of associating Gimp as a viewer and application and it still
thinks they are Lotus 1-2-3 files!
I have checked my .mailcap and .mime.type file
A quicky for the Debian Gnome gurus...
For some reason gthumb was the default action for Folders (File-roller
kept using it to open extracted folders :-(
So made a new action "nautilus %s" to fix this.
This has now broken "Computer" on my desktop and the middle-mouse button
no longer opens a fol
Any ideas for this one. It is very irritating as we have a collection of images for
papers we are writing.
Nautilus will not let me change the association of TGA files through its GUI and
changes to mailcap etc do not have any effect.
tga is registered in all the files I can think of ~/mailcap,
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