Daryl Sayers wrote:
I am setting up a few X-Terminals that connect to a single host. Currently
that host is running kubuntu dapper. Using Thunar, I would like to remove
the 'File System' selection in the Side Panel for a set of users. Is this
possible.
I would also like to stop the Open
the filename intact and
Nautilus even has a special icon for desktop files.
Anyway I'll read on xdg what the consensus is.
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Hi,
Just one of those small look-n-feel thingies:
When I navigate to a directory that is in my pathbar but not in view
(using alt-up for example) the pathbar does not scroll. This makes the
pathbar less useful because it doesn't provide feedback when navigating
by keyboard.
I would expect
Benedikt Meurer wrote:
The single-click should now work as it does in Windows Explorer and
similar apps. Can those of you who use the single-click mode please
verify that it's ok.
Single-click is single-click :) don't care much for the timed
auto-selection but it doesn't get in the way
Benedikt Meurer wrote:
2) When in detailed list mode you can not drag multiple files. If I
select multiple files with the keyboard and I try to drag them with the
mouse I only drag one files instead of the selection. Maybe this is
related to 1) ?
That's the expected behaviour. Hold down
Hi,
Using a recent svn version of thunar I have a few small things that need
fixing before stable release. Not sure whether they are on TODO already.
1) When the window is in detailed list mode I can't select multiple
files with the mouse because the whole window is filled with drag
sources.
Ow and another keybinding I'm missing:
4) When you press '/' in the gtkfilechooser you get the open location
dialog with the '/' filled in. Unless you want to reserve the '/' for
some kind of search action I suggest copying this keybinding.
-- Jaap [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Nick Schermer wrote:
I'm very pleased with the reload option added to Thunar, but i think
the key binding (Atl+R) is a bit weird, because is most applications
this is F5.
Is there a reason for this?
Not sure how the xfce people think about the gnome HIG, but it is
described there that
Benedikt Meurer wrote:
Well, we have basicly two options here:
1) Templates folder path as configure option.
2) Merge templates from multiple sources (including ~/Terminal if present).
I don't really like either of them, tho.
My guess is that you need to implement #2 anyway because you are
Nick Schermer wrote:
This icons are very nice, but IMHO they don't referrer to a file
manager, more like
'Thunar the text editor' (that was my first impression, sorry Young).
Although it's a good step in the right direction.
Yes, my impression too. Maybe try to replace the file icon below
Benedikt Meurer wrote:
Yes, my impression too. Maybe try to replace the file icon below the
helmet with an folder icon ? After all thunar edits folders not files.
Anyone with basic graphics skills around? ;-)
I've put two quick sketches in
samuel verstraete wrote:
I'm presenting you a problem i have with *all* file managers i tried
uptill now...
I'm working in a scientific sector and all our raw data (which are
just text files) come overhere as .dat file (dat like in data, pretty
logical... for a scientist like myself)
Now of
support I won't use it because my
filesystem already can do that :)
just my 2p
Jaap
P.S. I'm working on a small GUI to mount fuse modules which is intended
as a work-alike for the gnome connect to server dialog. I'll post it
when it's finished.
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) ( Jaap Karssenberg || Pardus [Larus
On Thu, June 30, 2005 11:29, Benedikt Meurer said:
The application tells the file manager whether it can accept URIs (see
the desktop entry spec for details). If the application supports only
local paths, the file manager automatically downloads the file to a
temporary location and fires
On Tue, June 28, 2005 21:25, Benedikt Meurer said:
It's very, very pre-alpha (I'd say there's no greek letter to describe the
current state). :-)
The repository isn't available to the public, yet. I upload snapshots to
http://thunar.xfce.org/download/snapshots/devel/
whenever there's
Lectori Salutem,
Got thunar to compile :) only needed all libs from svn but ok. Below some
brainstorm ideas. Probably these conflict with the as simple as possible rule.
I've ported quite some users to xfce desktops lately. Personally I prefer to
use rox with xfce, but for most users I
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