Björn Martensen wrote:
> When I have a folder in the trash bin and switch into the folder, go
> back to trash, switch into the folder again, go back again (and so on)
> thunar crashes the 6th time i try to go back. it's always at the 6th back.
Backtrace?
> Björn
Benedikt
Mike Massonnet wrote:
>>Yes, whitespace in trash:-URIs must be escaped. If somebody wants to
>>come up with a nice patch to pretty-print/pretty-parse trash:-URIs in
>>the location entry/dialog, go ahead. ;-)
>
> After a little search, I have find a urldecode_path function in xmms2.
> I introduce
Rodrigo Coacci wrote:
>> Post it here for now.
>
> And there goes one more: after clicking in properties from Trash context
> menu, Thunar goes out with a plain simple segmentation fault
Backtrace?
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Biju Chacko wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a kind of file: *.tjp that is plain text with a C-like syntax.
> Thunar thinks it's a C header and associates it accordingly. I'd like to
> change it's association without modifying the C header association. How do
> I do that?
Add a glob rule for *.tjp t
Jaap Karssenberg wrote:
>>>Going off topic here since the paste behavior of the terminal has
>>>nothing to do with thunar, but
>>>Why would it be inconsistent for a program to parse the text/uri-list
>>>before pasting !? I think in all cases a terminal should replace the
>>>\r\n sequences wi
Björn Martensen wrote:
>>Please give it a try and help to find left-over problems. Building from
>>that tarball will enable full debugging by default, so in case of a
>>problem Thunar should crash with an assertion instead of messing up your
>>files. Please report all problems.
>
> Another One: wh
Björn Martensen wrote:
>>The import of the trash framework into Thunar is mostly finished, and
>>works for my tests. It's currently limited to the home trash, but will
>>be extended to utilize foreign trash dirs as well.
>>
>>I've uploaded an experimental tarball at:
>>http://thunar.xfce.org/downlo
Jaap Karssenberg wrote:
>>>and ...
>>>when you drag & drop from thunar to a terminal it pastes the name but also
>>>it put/run an "enter". I would like to have only the pasted text and no the
>>>enter command.
>>
>>text/uri-list requires a \r\n after each URI. The terminals could
>>however strip th
Rodrigo Coacci wrote:
>> Post the relevant lines before the strptime declarations from time.h.
>
> Here they are:
>
> # ifdef __USE_XOPEN
> /* Parse S according to FORMAT and store binary time information in TP.
> The return value is a pointer to the first unparsed character in S. */
> extern
Pablo Hdez-M. Saiz wrote:
> Hi.
>
> Is it possible to grag buttons from the pathbar (directories) to a terminal
> and paste this path ?
Path bar buttons provide only GDK_ACTION_LINK. Most terminals required
GDK_ACTION_COPY tho.
> and ...
> when you drag & drop from thunar to a terminal it pastes
Stavros Giannouris wrote:
>>>Meh, glibc. Try to add
>>>
>>>#ifndef _XOPEN_SOURCE
>>>#define _XOPEN_SOURCE
>>>#endif
>>>
>>>in thunar-file.c right before the line
>>>
>>>#include
>>>
>>
>>Ok, this fixed the problem.
>
>
> Didn't here. Build stopped with this error:
> cc1: warnings being treated
Björn Martensen wrote:
>>thunar-file.c: In function thunar_file_get_deletion_date:
>>thunar-file.c:1361: warning: implicit declaration of function
>>strptime
>>thunar-file.c:1361: warning: comparison between pointer and integer
>>make[3]: *** [Thunar-thu
Björn Martensen wrote:
thunar-file.c: In function ‘thunar_file_get_deletion_date’:
thunar-file.c:1361: warning: implicit declaration of function ‘strptime’
thunar-file.c:1361: warning: comparison between pointer and integer
make[3]: *** [Thunar-thunar-file.o] Error 1
Björn Martensen wrote:
>>thunar-file.c: In function ‘thunar_file_get_deletion_date’:
>>thunar-file.c:1361: warning: implicit declaration of function ‘strptime’
>>thunar-file.c:1361: warning: comparison between pointer and integer
>>make[3]: *** [Thunar-thunar-file.o] Error 1
>>
Björn Martensen wrote:
>>>I can't build the content of the tarball:
>>>
thunar-file.c: In function ‘thunar_file_get_deletion_date’:
thunar-file.c:1361: warning: implicit declaration of function ‘strptime’
thunar-file.c:1361: warning: comparison between pointer and integer
make[3]: *
Björn Martensen wrote:
> I can't build the content of the tarball:
>
>>thunar-file.c: In function ‘thunar_file_get_deletion_date’:
>>thunar-file.c:1361: warning: implicit declaration of function ‘strptime’
>>thunar-file.c:1361: warning: comparison between pointer and integer
>>make[3]: *** [Thunar
Rodrigo Coacci wrote:
> I guess those changes aren't in SVN, right?
Yes. Just grab the tarball.
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The import of the trash framework into Thunar is mostly finished, and
works for my tests. It's currently limited to the home trash, but will
be extended to utilize foreign trash dirs as well.
I've uploaded an experimental tarball at:
http://thunar.xfce.org/download/snapshots/devel/Thunar-0.3.3svn-
Benedikt Meurer wrote:
>>I ran a xunar-binary and a selfcompiled Thunar-0.3.3svn-r22506When I
>>open the tree in the sidepane, Thunar crashes right after the tree
>>expanded.
>
> The stack traces seem to be corrupted. You could try to build Thunar
> with --enable-debu
Mark Ulrich wrote:
> Now the error looks different (--enable-debug=full), but I recompiled some
> libraries.
> I will not investigate further, as we decided to use Gtk 2.8 in Puppylinux
> for a while.
> Thanks for your help.
> I add the latest gdb -results.
>
> Program received signal SIGSEGV,
Bernhard Walle wrote:
>>Yep, that's because of a problem in GTK+ (pressing Delete in the
>>location bar would also delete the selected files then).
>
> Isn't it possible to only render the "Delete" accelerator but don't
> register the shortcut in Gtk? That's the way I did this in a Qt
> applicatio
Mark Ulrich wrote:
> I ran a xunar-binary and a selfcompiled Thunar-0.3.3svn-r22506When I
> open the tree in the sidepane, Thunar crashes right after the tree
> expanded.
The stack traces seem to be corrupted. You could try to build Thunar
with --enable-debug=full, that should produce better resul
Mike Massonnet wrote:
>>>As said, there's MiscCaseSensitive. I could probably change the
>>>default
>>>to FALSE. Dunno.
>>
>>I guess that could be interesting.
>
> Yes, please.
File a feature request please.
> Mike
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DINH Viêt Hoà wrote:
>4 - backspace as a shortcut to remove files should be nice.
For consistency with other applications Backspace is a shortcut for "
Go
Back". You can use Delete to remove files.
>>>
>>>Then, that shortcut should be shown in the menu.
>>
>>GTK+ can only disp
Erlend Davidson wrote:
>>>Also, is thunar going to have some kind of search feature? Would
>>>integration with Beagle or locate be a plugin rather than a feature?
>>
>>Some day, yes. Maybe in thunar-vfs (transparently for apps) or as a plugin.
>
> Could it be both? I mean a plugin sending the l
DINH Viêt Hoà wrote:
>>That was discussed some time ago already. It makes a simple UI look
>>cluttered and unusable.
>
> That could be some non-intrusive change.
> Something than can be resized (or enabled/disabled)
It's not as trivial as it may seem, and it's way to easy to mess up the
user inte
Erlend Davidson wrote:
> Gtk has by standard a filtering feature like this. It works in Thunar.
> When you're in a directory start typing (like you would in Windows
> Explorer to find a file) and you'll see a textbox appear at the bottom
> right containing whatever you're typing. The contents
DINH Viêt Hoà wrote:
> 1 - That would be nice if there was a search text field just next to
> the Pathbar,
> so that we can filter the current directory content. The directory
> content view would show filenames that contains what was entered in
> the search (that has to be displayed as the u
Rodrigo Coacci wrote:
> Can anyone tell what is the currently supported DBUS version?
> Because it seems that my distro (Arch linux) had update DBUS to version
> 0.62 and all dbus stuff stop working. Both Thunar and Gaim (both svn
> versions) complain about DBUS not running. Here's the exact messag
Erlend Davidson wrote:
> Will Leaftag (http://www.chipx86.com/wiki/Leaftag) be supported by
> thunar? I know there is a plugin which adds Leaftag functionality to
> Nautilus - will that plugin also work in thunar, or is a small wrapper
> required?
>
> I can see the documentation on writing ext
Xavier Dectot wrote:
>>just to talk about something, would it be doable to do a gpg plugin,
>>which can encrypt and decrypt files and so on? Something like
>>Nautilus+Seahorse. I don't know if anyone would benefit from it or if
>>it's even doable, it is more about discussing the topic for now.
>
>
Roberto Pariset wrote:
> Hello there,
>
> just to talk about something, would it be doable to do a gpg plugin, which
> can encrypt and decrypt files and so on? Something like Nautilus+Seahorse.
> I don't know if anyone would benefit from it or if it's even doable, it is
> more about discussing
Biju Chacko wrote:
> Time for a trash can on the desktop? Or as a panel plugin?
>
> ;-)
Both possible soon. :)
> -- b
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Forwarding news from my blog...
http://xfce-diary.blogspot.com/2006/07/trash-is-back.html
This should be especially interesting for Jani, as I've seen several
feature requests for Trash support from Ubuntu/Xubuntu users.
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Stephan Arts wrote:
> Here is a dutch translation of the thunar archive plugin.
Please send .po files to xfce-i18n.
> Cheers,
> Stephan
greets,
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Stephan Arts wrote:
>>Xarchiver is not registered as handler for .tar.bz2 in the mime
>>database. I fixed that some time in xarchiver trunk IIRC, but maybe
>>there still some mime types missing.
>
> Does that relate to the 'create' issue aswell?
'Create' looks for a mime handler that can handle a
Stephan Arts wrote:
>>This is a major release, which introduces a generic scripting interface
>>for archivers, so the plugin can now be used with basicly every archive
>>manager that supports the required command line parameters. Support for
>>File Roller (the GNOME archive manager) and Ark (the KD
mcquaid mcquaid wrote:
> Good, someone else who has seen this. Is there a bug filed on this?
Dunno, I guess not.
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mcquaid mcquaid wrote:
> I mentioned this before, and thought it was gone but I still get this
> issue. I never want columns to resize so I have 'automatically expand
> columns as needed' unchecked. The columns I have showing are name, size,
> type date modified. What seems to be random, is that
mcquaid mcquaid wrote:
> Just to join in here, I also think it should automatically select a
> folder I
> just created. Is there some reason behind not doing that?
Jap, because there's a bug. :-)
New files are being selected, but the cursor is not set on the first new
item, that's why pressing R
Martin Hauser wrote:
>>Removable devices will show up in the shortcuts/tree pane
>>automatically if build with HAL or using FreeBSD.
>
> Yeah that i noticed. I rather thought of things mount via sshfs or the
> like. ;)
Planned for a later version.
>>To programmatically modify the shortcuts, be s
Gregoire Gentil wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm using Ivman to automout usb devices. Ivman works correctly as it
> mounts a USB stick to /media/DISK. But then nothing is added to the left
> tree or the shortcuts section of Thunar.
>
> I remember that removable drives appeared with gnome-volume-manager.
>
Martin Hauser wrote:
> Hello,
>
> i, for myself, believe it would be great to have the possibility to add
> parts of the tree as shortcuts to the left side. I think there are many
> possibilities where you could use such a feature. Also it maybe worth a
> shot to be able to define certain events w
Eric Waguespack wrote:
> Really impressive file-manager, it has really helped me with moving from
> windows to Linux.
>
> I had an enhancement request:
>
> I think if there was a hot key (like control + in windows) that would fix
> the widths of the columns in the right pane when in details mode.
Xiong Jiang wrote:
> Looks like ApertureValue is F/FNumber. I think FNumber is more
> popular. For example, from `identify -format '%[EXIF:*]' img.jpg`, I
> only see FNumber=56/10 but no ApertureValue. This means the aperture
> is F/5.6. (F is focal length here.)
>
> Reference:
> http://en.wikiped
Xiong Jiang wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Thunar is a great browser for us. Just a little request:
>
> Can you add Aperture (EXIF tag FNumber) and ISO number (EXIF tag
> ISOSpeedRatings) in the tab of file properties page? These
> two numbers are as important as Exposure Time, Focal Length for a
> picture f
Landry Breuil wrote:
>>>I guess the problem doesn't come from OpenBSD headers... so where's the
>>>error ?
>>>
>>>I can provide more info if needed (config.log)
>>
>>I'd guess that sys/types.h must be included prior to sys/mman.h on OpenBSD.
>
> You're right, i moved the inclusion of sys/type
Maximilian Schleiss wrote:
>>Hello everybody,
>
> Hi,
>
> I downloaded the SVN 22396 of thunar and libexo but the latter seems to
> hang on a perl problem here:
>
> checking for perl5... no
> checking for perl... perl
> checking for perl module URI::Escape... no
> checking for perl module URI::
Landry Breuil wrote:
> Hello list !
>
> I try to compile regularly each beta/devel version of xfce on OpenBSD,
> and current version of thunar fails to compile on this issue :
>
> if /bin/sh ../libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I.
> -I. -I.. -I..
> -DEXO_API_SUBJECT_TO_CHANG
Hello everybody,
I just released Thunar-0.3.2beta2 and libexo-0.3.1.8beta2 as part of
Xfce 4.4BETA2, which will be released tomorrow. The separate tarballs
are provided for users of Xfce 4.2.x that don't want to upgrade yet, and
users of other desktop environments. As suggested by the name, it is
Sudrien wrote:
> I have to say I have been quite happy working with Thunar the past month
> or so, and very happy to find a plugin interface aleady implemented when I
> looked at the code.
>
> My question is, Do plugins have to be written in C? I'd love to try some
> experiments in writing one, bu
This is a major release, which introduces a generic scripting interface
for archivers, so the plugin can now be used with basicly every archive
manager that supports the required command line parameters. Support for
File Roller (the GNOME archive manager) and Ark (the KDE archive
manager) is builti
Sean Don wrote:
> Anyone working on a plugin which can edit desktop
> entries (aka. the "Open With" list) for a file type?
>
> If not, I'm going to give it a go.
>
> Right now, the only way I can remove an entry in the
> "Open With" list is to manually edit files in the
> .local folder.
Popup
Stefan Stuhr wrote:
>>What is a "destination textfield"?
>
> I am sure that he meant the location entry in "Toolbar Style" mode. Ctrl
> +A should select all the text in the entry when the entry have focus;
> instead, it selects all files in the (icon/list) view.
Ah, yes, weird. Please file a bug
Peter Johansson wrote:
> Hello there, iam wondering if i can file a feature request for Thunar.
> However you maybe wonder what i mean with this topic...
> Yea i will give some more detalied information =D
>
> I would like to have a feature in the Preferences dialog where i could
> choose to eithe
tomás pollak wrote:
Who says it must be gnome libs? Still, there may be a few people
around who like typing an 80 char line for scp every time they
aiming copy a few files to a remote location... i'm not one of
those. I agree gnome-vfs is bad, as far as i have seen it's not
some
Roberto Pariset wrote:
>>Who says it must be gnome libs? Still, there may be a few people around
>>who like typing an 80 char line for scp every time they aiming copy a
>>few files to a remote location... i'm not one of those. I agree
>>gnome-vfs is bad, as far as i have seen it's not something a
>
Peter Johansson wrote:
> Hey there, i have a suggestion for a feature request that i think is
> missing in Thunar.
> When focusing the destination textfield (Clicking on it) CTRL + A should
> then mark all the text in the textfield, and not mark all the icons in
> the viewfield. I think you get wha
Jannis Pohlmann wrote:
also, in recently opened documents, i would include websites, but
that might be a problem intergrating with every browser in
existance. is there an easy way to do that?
>>>
>>>Normally, people browse through websites so fast that it would be
>>>stupid to include w
Anssi Kaariainen wrote:
>>btw, something i just noticed in itunes, if you start typing text in
>>the search bar, it does a search on the fly and narrows down the files
>>being shown to just what matches your search pattern. interesting idea
>>if you can impliment it without a hell of a lot of cpu u
Yves-Alexis Perez wrote:
> Hi people.
Hey Yves-Alexis,
> Thunar Debian package is currently built against gamin, and depends on
> this package, to provide file monitoring. But gnome debian team decided
> to orphan this package [0], because gnome-vfs now has inotify support,
> so they don't need (
Jani Monoses wrote:
> * You mention XDG menu integration. Does that mean that the Thunar
> desktop will have an XDG right click menu?
With 4.6, we'll hopefully have a nice XDG menu interface as part of one
of the core libraries, which can then be used by Thunar and xf
Auke Kok wrote:
>>> * You mention XDG menu integration. Does that mean that the Thunar
>>>desktop will have an XDG right click menu?
>>
>>With 4.6, we'll hopefully have a nice XDG menu interface as part of one
>>of the core libraries, which can then be used by Thunar and xfce4-panel
>>
Rodrigo Coacci wrote:
> Follows the make output:
>
> Making all in thunar-sendto-email
> make[3]: Entrando no diretório
> `/home/rodrigo/src/xfce44/thunar/plugins/thunar-sendto-email'
> if gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I../.. -I../.. -I../../plugins -I../..
> -I../../plugins -DEXO_API_SUBJECT_TO_CH
Stefan Stuhr wrote:
>>[...] Furtheron, the memory overhead is noticable (5MB
>>unshared data for xfdesktop is not that bad, but that's atleast 4MB that
>>could be saved if Thunar manages the desktop itself, 1MB will probably
>>be required for the XDG menu integration).
>>
>>Afterall, you'll need to
Nick Schermer wrote:
> What is the exact reason (advantages) the add desktop
> support to Thunar? Because you probably have a good reason
> for doing this. (Faster start up Thunar (desktop is daemon),
> Run dialog, better integration with vfs and extensions)?
>
> I'd really like to know :).
The m
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Desktop support is still on TODO for 1.0 (after Xfce 4.4).
>>>
>>>Can I ask what exactely do you mean by Desktop support? Is Thunar going to
>>>replace xfdesktop (like nautilus in GNOME) or is something else?
>>
>>Yes.
>
> Beni, please keep it small and simple. No naut
Rodrigo Coacci wrote:
>> Desktop support is still on TODO for 1.0 (after Xfce 4.4).
>
> Can I ask what exactely do you mean by Desktop support? Is Thunar going to
> replace xfdesktop (like nautilus in GNOME) or is something else?
Yes.
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Jani Monoses wrote:
>>I'm still not convinced that doing SMB as part of the file manager is a
>>pretty good idea. Personally, I'm still in favour of a separate "Network
>>Browser" (properly integrated with Thunar and the rest of Xfce), that
>>does SMB, NFS, SCP, etc., utilizing Avahi/Howl.
>
> Doe
Jani Monoses wrote:
> Hi Benedikt
Hey Jani,
> It may be too early since 1.0 is not out yet but I'd like to have your
> opinion on the two apparently most requested features, samba and trash
> support.
>
> What do you think is the best way to get these done in the next 3-4
> months? For samba
Tim Tassonis wrote:
> What do you think, do you see this being implemented in thunar,
> therefore expanded to:
>
> thunar --standalone \
> --sidepane=none \
> --location-selector=toolbar \
> --view=details \
> --no-home-escape
>
> , which would always start a new
Christian Lundgren wrote:
> Hi list.
Hey Christian,
> I was thinking about how it would be nice if you could add User
> Customizable Actions for devices (eg removable media) as well as for
> files/folders. So that when you insert a DVD you could right click on
> it in thunar and do stuff like "Pl
Tim Tassonis wrote:
> I know have two scripts, isomount and arcmount, defined as applications
> for ISO Images and zip files respectively, that will mount the file
> using fuse, then launch thunar on the derived mount point and unmount
> the file after this thunar instance closes:
> ...
> fuseis
Tim Tassonis wrote:
>>>An isomount reports:
>>>
>>>df /home/tit/mnt/fuseiso/debian-testing-i386-netinst.iso
>>>Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
>>>fuseiso 0 0 0 - \
>>>/home/tit/mnt/fuseiso/debian-testing-i386-netinst.iso
>>>
Aaron Fineman wrote:
> latest thunar svn checkout, when i launch thunar, it spawns 2 copies
> of itself. after i close both, and relaunch it, sometimes it only
> brings up one copy. it looks like its trying to preload itself, and
> cache a copy, but that copy is showing the window, so its taking tw
Tim Tassonis wrote:
> First of all, thunar is coming along really great and is now my
> preferred file manager. Thanks a lot.
>
> I problem I am hitting now is with fuse filesystems.
>
> I tried isomount and archivemount and on both, thunar refuses to go into
> a directory where such a filesyst
Bilboon wrote:
> Hello, i just discovered thunar. I didn't found the user mailing list so
> i post my question here. Thx for not booting me ;)
>
> Is is possible to have thumbnail of movies in thunar ?
You'll need to build thunar with support for gconf (GNOME thumbnailers)
and install one of the
Xiong Jiang wrote:
> it is attached as cn.tar. Just an empty directory with Chinese in name.
Seems to be a problem/bug in libdbus, which terminates the process. On
Linux, breaking on _exit(), the backtrace looks like this (somewhat
corrupted, but still identifies libdbus as the problem). I don't k
Brian J. Tarricone wrote:
> Hey Benny,
Hey Brian,
> I'm having a bit of a problem with thunar-vfs's file monitoring. I'm
> fixing xfdesktop's problem where it doesn't listen to the interactive
> ThunarVfsJob signals. It appears to be implemented ok, but in testing I
> found some strange behavio
Björn Martensen wrote:
> Hi,
Hey Björn,
> I heard that gamin isn't developed anymore, since all it does is pretty
> much the same as inotify which is used by the kernel (or so ;) I didn't
> completely follow that..) and fam would be only required for watching
> nfs or such.
> So my question is, i
Xiong Jiang wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I am not sure if this is a bug:
>
> I have a direcotry with Chinese name, if I 'cd' to this directory and run
> thunar,
> the thunar window will flash and disappear. I 'cd' to parent directory and
> then thunar starts and browses fine.
>
> Run it under gdb, it
Matt McClinch wrote:
>>b) In the meantime, we can/will add a network browser (most probably
>>based on avahi or howl, and using some SMB magic) to Thunar, that
>>displays the available share and allows to mount them.
>
> I think avahi would be overkill for something as simple as this. It
> seems
Matt McClinch wrote:
>>>Whats wrong with smbfs?
>
> 1) It's not enabled by default in all systems, and
> 2) The shares need to be mounted in the first place, and Thunar doesn't
> provide a way to see what shares are available in order to mount them.
There are plans for a network browser for Thun
Brian wrote:
> When trying to copy a file from a directory to another directory that
> already has a file with the same name, Thunar and other file managers
> ask if you want to overwrite the file. When doing this with several
> files, the options are:
>
> * Cancel - Don't move/copy the file.
Maximilian Schleiss wrote:
> Hello,
Hey Maximilian,
> is there a way to tell thunar to "Open Terminal Here" in an existing
> instance of Terminal and open a new tab for this action?
> Thank you for the kind answer.
Terminal does not yet support this. See
http://bugzilla.xfce.org/show_bug.cgi?i
Brian J. Tarricone wrote:
> Hey Benny,
>
> Here's a fun one:
>
> gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I.. -I.. -DEXO_API_SUBJECT_TO_CHANGE
> -DEXO_DISABLE_DEPRECATED -DG_LOG_DOMAIN=\"thunar-vfs\"
> -DLIBEXECDIR=\"/opt/xfce4-svn/libexec\" -DSN_API_NOT_YET_FROZEN
> -DTHUNAR_VFS_COMPILATION -DTHUNAR_VFS_VE
Mike Massonnet wrote:
>>I think it would be great that thunar embbed a splitable main panel
>>into at least two frames which provide an easy way for drag and drop
>>between folders.
>
> I'm fine with ctrl-n. It opens a second window and most of the time I
> ctrl-x, alt-tab, ctrl-v instead of
JUMP wrote:
> Hello
Hey Janne,
> I wonnder, is it possible to send a folder to xfmedia when for ex right
> clicking the folder containing ogg files and choose xfmedia, I read
> something about enqueue but that seems like its for files only, I have
> Thunar 0.3.1svn-r21434 in dapper but I dont hav
Jannis Pohlmann wrote:
>>>I have been walking around with the following plugin idea, a
>>>subversion plugin like tortoise-svn on windows.
>>>
>>>http://tortoisesvn.tigris.org/
>>>
>>>Since thunar is the first file-manager i actually use in daily work
>>>i think this is rather usefull (at least for
samuel verstraete wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> Not really a developper question but i'm sure Benedikt that you know
> the answer... (and there's no thunar-user list)
> Some days ago i switched the default Rodent theme to Gant which is a
> bit less serious (http://xfce-look.org/content/show.php?content=
Stefan Stuhr wrote:
>>Install xfce-mcs-plugins, then run xfce-mcs-manager on startup. Use
>>xfce-settings-show ui to open the "User interface" settings and select
>>an icon theme (default is hicolor, which does not contain any mime
>>icons, thats why you see the fallback icon).
>
> Alternatively,
Jani Monoses wrote:
> > It should be configurable and probably also use HAL on Linux to detect
>>audio cds and such, that are not supported by the volume manager. It
>>should implement the XDG autostart spec (the autoopen part, the
>>autostart part itself is implemented by xfce4-session).
>
> Be
Mike Massonnet wrote:
>>>Back in my windows days I really fuond this plugin to windows explorer
>>>really handy:
>>>
>>>http://www.pressibus.org/windows/fichiers/gbdfolder.html
>>
>>I like the idea, tho I don't like the tree view. Do you know JDiskFree
>>(not sure about the exact name, it's part of
mcquaid mcquaid wrote:
> Back in my windows days I really fuond this plugin to windows explorer
> really handy:
>
> http://www.pressibus.org/windows/fichiers/gbdfolder.html
>
> There a screenshots listed there but in french, if anyone wants to see
> an english screenshot let me know.
>
> It adds
Christopher Harrison wrote:
> Hi,
Hey Christopher,
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> I'm having a problem with Thunar running under OpenBox - so much so that
> I'm beginning to wish I installed XF
Brian J. Tarricone wrote:
Hey,
Thunar already detects and mounts CDs or USB sticks that are plugged
in (on Linux, using HAL), so I'm not sure what's new in your idea.
>>>
>>>Automounting is still an open topic, tho. Google already rejected the
>>>Xfce project for this years SoC, but you
Yo'av Moshe wrote:
> Hey,
> Thunar already detects and mounts CDs or USB sticks that are plugged
> in (on Linux, using HAL), so I'm not sure what's new in your idea.
Automounting is still an open topic, tho. Google already rejected the
Xfce project for this years SoC, but you may try to get your p
Jani Monoses wrote:
> Hi
Hey Jani,
> is building with -Werror needed also when ELF visibility is enabled not
> just debug mode?
-Werror has nothing to do with the ELF visiblity stuff. -Werror is added
for --enable-debug=yes (the default for SVN snapshots) and
--enable-debug=full, while its disa
Jari Rahkonen wrote:
>>>It seems like the bug is triggered as long as I can write to the file.
>>>Everything's fine if I don't have those permissions (e.g. if I set the
>>>file permissions to something like -r--r--r-- or the file is owned and
>>>only writable by root). That way the widgets in the L
Jari Rahkonen wrote:
> It seems like the bug is triggered as long as I can write to the file.
> Everything's fine if I don't have those permissions (e.g. if I set the
> file permissions to something like -r--r--r-- or the file is owned and
> only writable by root). That way the widgets in the Launc
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