Guillaume Storchi wrote:
> I don't know if this problem was met or solved, but it is about the list
> view mode and the single click preference.
>
> If I chose single click and specify a very short delay for selecting
> elements, the right pane content just slides to the left so that I can
> no
Roberto Pariset wrote:
> Hi Benny,
Hey Roberto,
>>> I noticed that if I right-clic on Proprieties on the context menu of
>>> a .desktop file and then select Launcher, the Proprieties windows
>>> closes unexpectedly after a while, while Thunar is sill there working.
>>
>> Can you send me that .des
Rodrigo Coacci wrote:
> Done it, and nothing is changed
> Since I'm updating and reinstalling everything, later I'll try a full clean
> install to see what happens
The textdomain is now bound properly for the plugins. Can you try again?
(you need to recompile Thunar)
> Abraços,
> Rodrigo
mcquaid mcquaid wrote:
> I assure you, the resize columns problem always happens to me, albeit
> randomly. Does anyone else here use thunar maximized with the columns
> sized
> so there is no horizontal scrollbar? Maybe I have some unusually really
> long filename that's causing an issue?
The co
Yves-Alexis Perez wrote:
> On Sat, 2006-04-29 at 22:04 +0200, Stefan Stuhr wrote:
>
>>It happens for me too, with latest libexo and Thunar SVN. It happens
>>with _any_ desktop file I can read and write to. And most often,
>>"after
>>a while" is almost instantly.
>
>
> Trying to reproduce that b
Jani Monoses wrote:
>>You'll need to build with gconf to enable the usage of the GNOME
>>thumbnailers (I want to get rid of this some day, maybe with a simple
>>thumbnailer registry ala desktop database, but until then gconf is
>>required). Dunno if Xubuntu ships GConf by default.
>
> gconf is lef
Guillaume Storchi wrote:
> Hello,
> I'm the guy who wrote about thunar toolbar completion and stuff!
> I know there's already a toolbar that embed completion but if you type
> your tab key like a crazy terminal addict, the selection highlight just
> go to the next frame (where you can see your fo
Roberto Pariset wrote:
> Hi again :)
Hey Roberto,
> I noticed that if I right-clic on Proprieties on the context menu of a
> .desktop file and then select Launcher, the Proprieties windows closes
> unexpectedly after a while, while Thunar is sill there working.
Can you send me that .desktop fi
Rodrigo Coacci wrote:
> AFAIK, they are both started with same locales. My default is pt_BR, I
> don't
> change it, and all in xfce is in pt_BR. Except for the menu items (Run,
> quit, About, etc) and some parts of xfdesktop config applet. But I guess
> those are missing translations in the pt_BR
Brian J. Tarricone wrote:
>>>Well, weird thing is, GETTEXT_PACKAGE is Thunar for the plugins, and
>>>bindtextdomain() is not called by the plugins (have to fix that). So,
>>>where does the translation come from?
>
> I bet some of them - like "Use startup notification" and "Run in
> terminal" com
LaPeq FCI wrote:
> It's not possible to rename or remove folders int the tree view mode.
> The options are not displayed.
Delete has been added after beta1. Rename can be done in the main view
or via the properties dialog, accessible from the tree view as well.
Benedikt
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mcquaid mcquaid wrote:
> I'm on ubuntu dapper using their provided packages.
>
> The first one is I have a folder I created as root called shared under home
> for other users to share files.
>
> drwxr-xrwx 2 rootroot 1736 2006-04-27 12:08 shared
>
> But I can't copy files there using t
Brian J. Tarricone schrieb:
>>>Well finally, here are the screenshots:
>>>
>>>http://www.dcc.ufrj.br/~rcoacci/thunar.jpg
>>>http://www.dcc.ufrj.br/~rcoacci/xfdesktop.jpg
>>>
>>>The first one shows the properties dialog from Thunar
>>>an the second one, from xfdektop. Tha language is pt_BR. Notice t
Rodrigo Coacci wrote:
> Hum no, I think he meant TAB completion for files and dirs in Thunar
> Location bar, but I guess that´s already there...
> If I got Verve plugin right it´s like a "xfrun on the panel" with tab
> completion, and I think it´s not the case.
Well, tab completion is already ther
Guillaume Storchi wrote:
> I'd personnally really appreciate that Thunar Location toolbar behave
> like a terminal, I mean the same way it is for completion with tab key.
> Do you that would be something reasonnable?
If I got you right, then you are probably looking for the Verve plugin
(plugin
LaPeq FCI wrote:
> Yes, i understood what you said but that's not the problem, I mean,
> can't thunar make applications run in terminal just like xfrun4 ?
> Something like checkbox in the "use a custom command" that would make
> that command
> run on a terminal.
>
> I'm using this on every program
Biju Chacko wrote:
>>>Generally I only copy file when I'm backing them up, and ninety percent
>>>of the time I'm moving them - into a folder I just made for better
>>>organization, to another hard drive with more free space, etc. Wouldn't
>>>it make sense if the default was move and you held shift
LaPeq FCI wrote:
> Is there a way to make thunar open things using the terminal? For
> example the xfrun4 has this option and it's really useful, I use it to
> open prolog scripts with prolog-editor because it doesn't have a
> graphical frontend.
>
> I'm using thunar0.3.0beta1.
Just add a .deskto
anders conbere wrote:
> Something I've always appreciated about Rox was the simplicity by which you
> could preform basic file management tasks. In many ways Thunar has done a
> great job of achieving these same ends.
>
> Something I've somewhat been bothered by however is the difficulty in movin
Bernhard Walle wrote:
> Hello Benedikt,
Hey Bernhard,
According to the build summary, FAM is detected properly. What does not
work exactly?
>>>
>>>Well, I open Thunar, do a 'touch some_stuff' in console and I have to
>>>press F5 to get some_stuff shown in the Thunar window.
>>
>>Do you ha
Bernhard Walle wrote:
> Hello,
Hey Bernhard,
>>According to the build summary, FAM is detected properly. What does not
>>work exactly?
>
> Well, I open Thunar, do a 'touch some_stuff' in console and I have to
> press F5 to get some_stuff shown in the Thunar window.
Do you have famd running?
>
Benedikt Meurer wrote:
>>automatic update in Thunar doesn't work on SUSE 10.0.
>>
>>Build Configuration:
>>
>>* D-BUS support: yes
>>* File System Monitor: FAM
>>* GNOME Thumbnailers:yes
>>* Startup Noti
Bernhard Walle wrote:
> Hello,
Hey Bernhard,
> automatic update in Thunar doesn't work on SUSE 10.0.
>
> Build Configuration:
>
> * D-BUS support: yes
> * File System Monitor: FAM
> * GNOME Thumbnailers:yes
> * Startup Notification: yes
> * Volume Manager:
Rodrigo Coacci wrote:
> I don't quite understand how xfdesktop and thunar work together but I
> noticed something strange: the launcher page (from advanced properties
> plugin) shows correctly when opened by thunar, but shows with question marks
> where it should have a language specific characters
I just released the second version of the thunar-archive-plugin. It
includes a bunch of new translations, and fixes the problem that the
folder was not properly reloaded after creating or extracting an
archive. It requires Thunar 0.2.2alpha2 or above and file-roller.
Download:
http://developer.ber
Hello everybody,
I just released Thunar-0.3.0beta1 and libexo-0.3.1.6beta1 as part of
Xfce 4.4BETA1 (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 a beta release and it is
thereby con
Rodrigo Coacci wrote:
> I don't know if this is really a bug or not so i'm post it here
> When you raise zoom level (ctrl +) and then tries to get default zoom
> (ctrl 0) again using the keypad 0 nothing happens (I checked Num-Lock),
> it only goes back using the normal 0 (that one above the letter
Ori Bernstein wrote:
>>Hm, indeed, XfceResource is broken (I thought I fixed that). Can you try
>>the attached patch for libxfce4util, so we can get it into BETA1?
>
> yep, it definitely seems to work, and is more or less what I was looking at
> doing =)
Committed, thanks.
Benedikt
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Ori Bernstein wrote:
>>Hm, cannot reproduce it here, and it's somewhat unlikely, since
>>libxfce4util strips off empty paths. Are you sure that its crashing
>>inside Thunar code, not inside GTK+ code?
>
> Instead of studying for exams, I've been poking around in it with GDB. The
> crash
> is defi
Ori Bernstein wrote:
> Thunar currently seems to crash when XDG_DATA_DIRS has a trailing or double
> colon.
>
> eg:
> export XDG_DATA_DIRS=$XDG_DATA_DIRS:
>
> This seems to be caused by a null path being returned on line 682 of
> thunar-vfs-mime-database.c.
Hm, cannot reproduce it here, and it'
Yo'av Moshe wrote:
> Hello,
> Few days ago I started translating Thunar into Hebrew, and I'm almost
> done (got 90 strings left). The thing is that I'm leaving this morning
> and will be back only on Tuesday, and I understood that we want Beta1
> to be out this Monday.
>
> So, attached is what I h
I setup a new Wiki today, as resource for users (the old wiki is still
there and will continue as dev wiki).
http://thunar.xfce.org/pwiki/
I copied the users list from the old wiki, so if you had an account
there, you also have an account for the new wiki.
It'd be nice to get some more content
Aaron wrote:
>>>There is a difference, RaDaniel ment both the path-bar and the
>>>tool-bar at the same time. This is not possible atm.
>>
>>Toolbar and pathbar is on todo (-> bugzilla). But pathbar and
>>locationbar doesn't make much sense, it's just redundant.
>
> i dont know, that would be inter
Stephan Arts wrote:
> There is a difference, RaDaniel ment both the path-bar and the
> tool-bar at the same time. This is not possible atm.
Toolbar and pathbar is on todo (-> bugzilla). But pathbar and
locationbar doesn't make much sense, it's just redundant.
> Stephan
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Biju Chacko wrote:
> Btw, is there some kind of dependency for the Treeview? I'm not getting
> it on my (almost current) build of Thunar?
Nope, no additional dependency. Should just work.
> -- b
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Matt McClinch wrote:
>>Great stuff, thanks. That was requested several times. I committed the
>>ExoIconView patch with some fixes.
>
> Good job fixing up my patches. So far I've found just one line that
> still needs to be changed.
>
> Index: exo/exo-icon-view.c
> ==
Stefan Stuhr wrote:
> The point of RTL mode is that everything gets turned around; even
> horizontal scrollbars. "First" in RTL mode is to the right, as opposed
> to LTR mode where "first" is to the left. E.g. a GtkHBox in RTL mode
> shows the first item to the right and the last item to the left.
Rodrigo Coacci wrote:
> Just an ideia: it would be VERY atractive to new users, if they see some
> screenshots with the new Compact View Mode
Done.
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Yo'av Moshe wrote:
>>Great stuff, thanks. That was requested several times. I committed the
>>ExoIconView patch with some fixes. There are still a few issue to
>>address, for example how should the list view look in RTL mode (you can
>>test RTL mode using LC_ALL=he_HE.UTF-8 or another RTL locale)?
Harold Aling wrote:
> Benedikt,
>
> Congrats with Thunar almost entering Beta stage!
>
> I have one last plea for including the 'Desktop' location in the left
> pane. I discussed this with you before and you told me to give you a
> good reason to do so...
>
> I already used the 'consistancy' and
Landry wrote:
> On my system, with a fresh checkout, Thunar doesn't compile with the
> following error :
>
> thunar-apr-desktop-page.c: In function 'thunar_apr_desktop_page_save':
> thunar-apr-desktop-page.c:533: error: 'src_path' undeclared (first use
> in this function)
> thunar-apr-desktop-pa
Andrey Fedoseev wrote:
>>>I've just installed updated version. All works fine but I suppose that
>>>you forgot to include new option to the 'View new folders using'
>>>dropdown in Preferences. I mean the 'Compact List' option.
>>
>>Fixed.
>
> Thanks, but it's untranslateable :)
Fixed :)
Benedikt
Yves-Alexis Perez wrote:
you should probably consider adding thumbnails to the main website
instead of the plain, resized screenshots. Just a thought ..
>>>
>>>Good idea. Does anybody volunteer to create the thumbnails and send them
>>>to me? ;)
>>
>>in ~sofar/thunar-thumbs/ on mocha - as .
Andrey Fedoseev wrote:
> I've just installed updated version. All works fine but I suppose that
> you forgot to include new option to the 'View new folders using'
> dropdown in Preferences. I mean the 'Compact List' option.
Fixed.
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Benedikt Meurer wrote:
>>http://filebox.vt.edu/users/mmcclinc/thunar-compact-view.patch
>>Here are two new files to be added to thunar/thunar:
>>http://filebox.vt.edu/users/mmcclinc/thunar-compact-view.h
>>http://filebox.vt.edu/users/mmcclinc/thunar-compact-view.c
>
&
Matt McClinch wrote:
> Hi all,
Hey Matt,
> Here is a new screenshot of the Compact List View:
> http://filebox.vt.edu/users/mmcclinc/thunar-compact-view.jpg
>
> Here are the updated patches:
> http://filebox.vt.edu/users/mmcclinc/libexo-compact-view.patch
Great stuff, thanks. That was requested
Yves-Alexis Perez wrote:
>>I would be nice to have additional information for the active file or
>>folder in the Statusbar.
>>Right now I can see there "Name" (Size) Type when clicking on a
>>file
>
> or maybe using tooltips ?
Yep, I plan to use tooltips. I'm waiting for the new tooltips in
Ori Bernstein wrote:
>>Or, showing the data in another view for the left-pane.
>
> Or having the properties dialog change as you change files, so you can just
> leave it open beside the browser window
That's what the properties dialog does.
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Moritz Heiber wrote:
>>http://thunar.xfce.org/screenshots-user.html
>
> Benny,
>
> you should probably consider adding thumbnails to the main website
> instead of the plain, resized screenshots. Just a thought ..
Good idea. Does anybody volunteer to create the thumbnails and send them
to me? ;)
Benedikt Meurer wrote:
> Hey guys,
>
> I'm looking for some cool screenshots to put on the website for the
> upcoming BETA1. If anybody has a cool screenshot of Thunar/Xfce or
> Thunar with another DE/WM, upload the screenshot to flickr (or whatever
> other public web spa
Henrik Andersen wrote:
> I think it would be preferable if these screenshots used more default
> configurations; that the GTK+ theme, the icon theme, and the window
> manager theme were what is going to be the default in XFCE4.4 or in
> GNOME 2.14/2.16, so as to not alienate the user. I would be
>
Benedikt Meurer wrote:
> But for your example, there's indeed an easy way to improve Thunars
> security there.
Ok, .desktop files that try to look like a regular document are now
detected properly.
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Jaap Karssenberg wrote:
>>This issue is currently being discussed on the xdg mailing list.
>
> Ok, didn't know that - was just playing around with desktop entry files :)
>
> It may be noted that thunar's behavior is worse than that of other file
> managers. Rox and Konqueror at least leave the f
Jaap Karssenberg wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Attached you find a file that is a modified desktop file of an
> application of mine. This desktop file shows up as a well behaved pdf
> document in thunar (icon is pdf and the "filename" ends in .pdf !) but
> when you click it it will execute some program. Since
Jens Hagerman wrote:
> Ah, why didn't I read your reply... Yep, it compiles when i change the
> order.
K, fixed.
> Although the errors starting with
> Could not write method Exo...
> still remains but that's probably nothing to worry about.
Those are warnings generated by the code generator, bec
Jens Hagerman wrote:
> gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I.. -DHAVE_GNUC_VISIBILITY
> -DEXO_API_SUBJECT_TO_CHANGE -I.. -I/usr/include/gtk-2.0
> -I/usr/lib/gtk-2.0/include -I/usr/include/atk-1.0 -I/usr/include/cairo
> -I/usr/include/pango- 1.0 -I/usr/include/glib-2.0
> -I/usr/lib/glib-2.0/include -I/opt
Jens Luedicke wrote:
> Hey Benny!
Hi Jens,
> gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I.. -DHAVE_GNUC_VISIBILITY
> -DEXO_API_SUBJECT_TO_CHANGE -I.. -I/usr/include/gtk-2.0
> -I/usr/lib/gtk-2.0/include -I/usr/include/atk-1.0 -I/usr/include/cairo
> -I/usr/include/pango-1.0 -I/usr/include/glib-2.0
> -I/usr/lib/
Biju Chacko wrote:
> Hi,
Hey botsie,
> In svn head, thunar fails to build -- with the following error:
>
> thunar-details-view.c: In function ‘thunar_details_view_connect_ui_manager’:
> thunar-details-view.c:431: error: ‘thunar_details_view_ui’ undeclared
> (first use in this function)
> thunar
Stefan Stuhr wrote:
> A thing I would like to know is, does these mice with back/forward
> buttons scroll horizontal as a mouse wheel would when the back/forward
> button is pressed and the cursor is hovering over some kind of view with
> a horizontal scrollbar? (That is, not in Firefox with defaul
Rodrigo Coacci wrote:
> Yeah I was missing that too
>
> I like the pathbar style but I don't see why the back forward home
> buttons are not shown in that mode.
> Is there a hidden option to enable the navigational buttons?
There's currently no such hidden options. There's an open
Matt McClinch wrote:
> No wonder I didn't know what you were talking about. I hadn't updated
> libexo to the latest version. Here is a patch to the latest libexo that
> includes the single-click-timeout case. This makes both changes I
> mentioned, by the way.
Looks good. Committed, thanks.
> M
Björn Martensen wrote:
>>>This is already available in Thunar, see Stefans mail.
>
> Ah, great!
>
> I didn't check it, because the name of the option "..HorizontalWheel.."
> sounded more like it was the function of a wheel and not buttons ;) (as
> some mice have a horizontal wheel, too...), sorry
Mike Massonnet wrote:
>I have another suggestion, in the same idea. I would like to be able to
>scroll over the location buttons. It could be very nice.
>>>
>>>Yeah, I meant those location buttons. Not a horizontal mouse wheel.
>>
>>Scroll up/down on one of the path bar buttons?
>
> Yep, w
Björn Martensen wrote:
>>>Scroll up/down on one of the path bar buttons?
>
> no.
> i'm talking about the buttons on a mouse which you use in a web browser
> to browse back and forward. seems like i misunderstood mike.
>
> in thunar with toolbar style location bar, you have the arrows to go
> back
Matt McClinch wrote:
> Exactly. It's what I'm used to, and I'm not just talking about
> Explorer. I figured it was the accepted function of the control key,
> and this change would make it more consistant both internally and
> externally. I'm not too concerned about suggestion #1; you must ha
Benedikt Meurer wrote:
>>Patch for thunar fails at hunk3 for thunar-preferences-dialog.c line 349.
>
> Applies properly here. Are you sure that you are running the latest version?
...and it's committed now.
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Björn Martensen wrote:
>>>I have another suggestion, in the same idea. I would like to be able to
>>>scroll
>>>over the location buttons. It could be very nice.
>
> Yeah, I meant those location buttons. Not a horizontal mouse wheel.
Scroll up/down on one of the path bar buttons?
> Björn
Bened
hade alhira wrote:
> Hello Benedikt,
>
> about Thunar statusbar it is don't show
> arabic and I think it with right to left language family
> So it will be a nice thing if it going to fixed.
You mean the text-alignment in the statusbar? Thats weird, because
Thunar just uses GtkStatusbar here, and
Matt McClinch wrote:
> Cool, though it looks like you replied to my email containing the older
> patch. I would encourage you to consider applying the newer patch
> instead. That may have been what you meant; it's hard to tell.
Committed, thanks.
> Also, I would suggest making the following c
Matt McClinch wrote:
> Hi Benny,
Hey Matt,
> Sorry if I wasn't clear about what I was trying to say. Anyway, this
> libexo patch fixes the problem as I see it. I really think this is a
> better way to describe which files are between the anchor and the cursor.
I haven't checked Windows Explore
Jannis Pohlmann wrote:
>>>What about creating a small (4px or something) blank space to the
>>>right of the list view? < brain dropping
>>
>>I personally think that a few blank rows in the bottom of the list
>>would be a better solution.
>
> And I think it's faster to press Ctrl+Shift+N or browse
Kevin Olemoh wrote:
> Well I just downloaded and installed the dailysnapshot r20797 of thunar
> and the patch did apply successfully but it doesn't seem to do anthing
> at all. According to the bugzilla entry there should be a new option
> under the behavior tab but I have no new entries at all.
Michael Cronenworth wrote:
> I know I'm just a normal user, but I find being unable to create a new
> folder when they are too many rows a pain as well.
Well, there's both the menu item and the keyboard shortcut. The "file
context menu", as the name suggests, is for the actions that can be
perform
Kevin Olemoh wrote:
> Patch for thunar fails at hunk3 for thunar-preferences-dialog.c line 349.
Applies properly here. Are you sure that you are running the latest version?
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Jannis Pohlmann wrote:
>>Since the plugin has to open all files anyway, you could also add an
>>additional statfs()/statvfs() call and check whether the filesystem is
>>SMBFS, FAT, etc. and if so replace chars.
>
> Good idea. Can anyone point me to locations where I find information
> about suppor
Jannis Pohlmann wrote:
3. a tag can contain characters that are nog allowed in a
filename... f.e. "?" ... and it happen to be that this ?-sign is
in a lot of my tags or so it seems
>>>
>>>"?" is allowed in filenames. You just have to escape it when working
>>>on the shell. Some people m
samuel verstraete wrote:
> Hi,
Hey,
Skipping 1-4, see Jannis' mail.
> 5. I noticed a bug in thunar if you rename files in the same directory
> 3 times in a row... at a sudden moment the menu get's cropped an get
> two arrows... (this one is for you benny ;) ), i've tried taking a
> screenshot bu
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I absolutely love tree view, and I'm glad you guys added it.
>
> I would like to view my HAL detected drives (USB, CD/DVD, Firewire) on
> the treeview as well.
>
> Could this be added, say as a new tree beneath Filesystem?
Yeppa, just committed the changes.
> Thanks!
Björn Martensen wrote:
> I'd like to know, if the selection rectangle for multiple selection
> which is atm only present in the icon view, will/can be implemented for
> the listview too?
If you are talking about rubberband selection, that should be available
with Gtk 2.10.
> Björn
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Matt McClinch wrote:
> Hi Benny,
>
> I don't completely agree with the way Thunar handles multiple
> selection of files in icon view. For example, if I select a file and
> then shift+click another file, I am not trying to define a selection
> rectangle, but rather specify the first and last objec
Hey all,
I prepared a patch (actually two patches, one for libexo, one for
Thunar) to implement Hover-Autoselection in a sane way for both the icon
and the detailed list view. It should work similar to the way it works
in Windows Explorer, but it's configurable. It'd be nice if people using
single
Yo'av Moshe wrote:
> Together with the "Text beside icons" this would be a lot like
> Explorer's List View.
Not for beta1. File a feature request.
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Jannis Pohlmann wrote:
> Hey Benny,
Hey Jannis,
> would you mind adding support for right arrow navigation as described
> on http://chabada.sk/better-desktop/#nautilus-improvements? It
> basically requests that you should be able to jump from the last column
> in a row to the first column in the
Pat Carr wrote:
> Hello,
>
>Are there any plans to package Thunar with autopackage?
>I don't have experience with it, but the subject interests me and I'd
> be willing to try and package Thunar/exo, if it's feasible and something
> people may want. Or there are plans already to include i
LaPeq FCI wrote:
> and also look for the mount (or cat /proc/mounts) command results to
> check for other mounted things like usb devices or smb shares. I
> haven't seen the source code yet but that should not be hard to
> implement.
Thunar displays whatever HAL tells it, but verifies the HAL resp
Daniel Schneidereit wrote:
> Hi,
Hey Daniel,
> I must say, Thunar is making fantastic progress and it's my everyday
> file browser now! :)
>
> An option I'd like to see is to sort filenames (files and folders) (both
> in icon and detail view) case insensitive. Atm the sorting is case
> sensitive
Kevin Olemoh wrote:
> It seems that there is already a bug request related to the mouse hover
> issue so I won't bother to file a dup its bug number 1509 in case you
> were not aware.
Ah, yes, right.
> Also there would only be two functions for either mouse
> button with respect to commander styl
Aaron wrote:
>>>4. For the single click selection mode hovering over an item should
>>>select it instead of the current behavior which forces one to ctrl+click
>>>in order to select files without actually opening them. In Internet
>>>Explorer for example when one sets the mouse click to single hov
I imported the plugin to Xfce Goodies SVN, uploaded a tarball and
created a website for the thunar-archive-plugin 0.1.0, which I posted
earlier this month on the mailinglist.
Download:
http://developer.berlios.de/project/showfiles.php?group_id=910&release_id=9574
Website (with screenshots):
http:
Roman Moravcik wrote:
Also, can you try the attached patch (with latest SVN) and tell me
whether gnome-{mount,umount,eject} work properly now?
>>>
>>>Mounting and umounting works, but problem is with ejecting mounted volume.
>>>gnome-eject return:
>>>
>>>** (gnome-eject:7627): WARNING **: E
Kevin Olemoh wrote:
> While evaluating thunar as a replacement for Nautilus I took note of
> some things that both Nautilus and Thunar and quite frankly most other
> File managers I have tried lack.
>
> 1. While the ability to open folders in tabs is nice sometimes it is
> nessecary to view more t
John Hartgraves wrote:
> I have a firewire hdd, how do i get it to automatically show up like a
> cd-rom or usb device in the shortcuts pane?
Please post the relevant HAL info for the devices involved (the volume,
the drive and the bus).
Benedikt
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Roman Moravcik wrote:
>>Also, can you try the attached patch (with latest SVN) and tell me
>>whether gnome-{mount,umount,eject} work properly now?
>
> Mounting and umounting works, but problem is with ejecting mounted volume.
> gnome-eject return:
>
> ** (gnome-eject:7627): WARNING **: Eject fail
Jaap Karssenberg wrote:
> Hi,
>
> An another request for a common keybinding: F9 seems to be standard for
> show/hide side pane in gnome programs. Although it is not stated
> explicitly in the HIG programs like nautilus, evince and totem support
> this keybinding consistently.
>
> When you hav
Jon Kristian Nilsen wrote:
> Ahh i see, stupid me, didn't bother to try it before posting...
> Though the copy function is default, i think to move it by default would
> be good, but im satisfied;-)
Copy is default to be consistent with other apps. Hold down Shift to use
Move (works for all Gtk a
Jon Kristian Nilsen wrote:
> It would be great to have a choice when moving files/folders to other
> places, either copy or move it permanently...
>
> Maybe something like this:
> When you move a file with the left mouse button it gets moved,
> if you use the right button to drop it will give you
Harold Aling wrote:
>>>OK, thanx...
>>>
>>>Does this method follow symlinks? A 'du -hs' on my home folder givers me
>>>1,4 GB but navigating to 'file system->/home' and selecting properties
>>>of 'harold' gives one million+ items, 300+ GB and still counting...
>>>
>>>
>>
>>Yep, follows symlinks
Hey guys,
I'm looking for some cool screenshots to put on the website for the
upcoming BETA1. If anybody has a cool screenshot of Thunar/Xfce or
Thunar with another DE/WM, upload the screenshot to flickr (or whatever
other public web space) or send it to me in private mail (don't try to
send it as
Harold Aling wrote:
> OK, thanx...
>
> Does this method follow symlinks? A 'du -hs' on my home folder givers me
> 1,4 GB but navigating to 'file system->/home' and selecting properties
> of 'harold' gives one million+ items, 300+ GB and still counting...
Yep, follows symlinks.
Benedikt
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Harold Aling wrote:
>>http://www.xfce.org/~benny/tmp/thunar-dir-size.png
>>
> Cool! I was waiting for this feature too... Thanx!
>
> One minor q/req though: multiple (selected) file properties... I
> sometimes like to select a couple of items and check the combined total
> size...
Not for the fir
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