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> if I used Thunar in a RTL language. I mean, in most cases one would want
> scrollbars to be scrolled to the first items by default, and in RTL
> mode, the first items is to the right.
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> > Benedikt
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> 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
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the next column.
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> * I would use this view.
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> >I think this idea rocks.
> >
> >
> Me too, however, I think we've got somewhat different pictures as to
> what the idea is ;). I actually mentioned this as a feature for Thunar
dy else
> got cute. With so many different implementations, "expected" behavior
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olution, but I can't think of anything
better right now.
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> so it would be nice to have a way to access my shortcuts without having to
> show the shortcut bar all the time. A keyboard shortcut for this would be a
> fairly easy solution I think.
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Just wanted to say that after apt-getting gamin-dev, updating are
recomiling Thunar, restarting HAL - everything works here: Ejecting,
Mounting, etc', with the right labels and all.
Running Ubuntu Breezy.
On 2/15/
we could talk on IRC. I should be online most
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king it work. It's so nice to use an SVN version.
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> > How can it be seen in action?
> >
> > I've just compiled the latest SVN and checked, and didn't see much.
&g
ine for my current tests.
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Well, I've updated my xfce4-dev-tools from SVN an got it to compile,
and yes - it's working great.
Also, it even works with the "Text beside icons", where Nautilus fails.
Thanks alot, I can finally switch :)
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Hello.
This is a problem I saw on an old Thunar version, but I don't believe
it's fixed since I never saw it being reported. I never succsed
compiling xfce-dev-tools, so I can't check it...
It's a bit hard to explain, but I'll do my best.
I'm a native Hebrew speaker. It's an RTL language - it's w
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ooks very nice, clean layout, I like it. One thing I noticed was that
> > I couldn't use my mouse scroll to scroll all of the page. If I put my
> > mouse over the left part of the page (blue part) I can scroll the entire
> > page, if I put it over the white part with news
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> > 1. I'm having the same problem as Anders.
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> Oh, yes. I didn't look into the latest internals of the stylesheet, but
> the reason might be rathe
if I put it over the white part with news and such, I can only
> scroll a little.
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Even though I agree we shouldn't just keep everything basic because of
the fear to create something complex, I also think that having a VFS
layer at the file-manager isn't a good idea, just because of the fact
that having a VFS layer that only the file-manager can use is pretty
useless. GNOME-VFS h
Well, it´s basically done.
You can download the style from here:
http://hinuch1st.org.il/Thunar-style.tar.bz2
Just install the forums, unpack the archive at phpBB2/templates/ , and
add the new style from the Admin Panel.
Yo´av.
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Well, it´s basically done.
You can download the style from here:
http://hinuch1st.org.il/Thunar-style.tar.bz2
Just install the forums, unpack the archive at phpBB2/templates/ , and
add the new style from the Admin Panel.
Yo´av.
On 9/7/05, Jeff Franks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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nedikt Meurer wrote:
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> >Yo'av Moshe wrote:
> >
> >
> >>Hey,
> >>After seeing the new website design I stated working on the forums.
> >>I've checked PunBB and phpBB2 (Vanilla are nice, but aren't what we
> >>need), and deci
Hey,
After seeing the new website design I stated working on the forums.
I've checked PunBB and phpBB2 (Vanilla are nice, but aren't what we
need), and decided to go on phpBB2.
There's some fixing to do, but I wanted to show what I've got before I
pack it and fix small bugs.
Here's a screenshot o
I think most of Thunar options should be hidden in a configuration
file. Most users don't even need to know about an option to disable
thumbails, but it also shouldn't be hard-coded.
Just like Firefox and Firefox Help (that explained a lot of
tips-n-tricks using Firefox's user.js, userChrome.css,
The thing is that applications like gThumb or F-Spot aren't file
managers, which means they can't be used for moving files around and
to do other file operations.
Thunar isn't meant to replace Image Managers and to be one, but when
you mess with files that are images and all their names are
IMG00?
I'm going on a trip and will be back Saturday, but please lets decide
on a system so we can start working on it right away.
Yo'av.
On 9/2/05, Jasper Huijsmans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Wow, is the the longest thread on thunar-dev yet?
>
> Nick Schermer schreef:
> ...
> > ** And in the future,
d is designed to
> be themable via CSS.
>
> The website should have all the info you need: http://punbb.org/
>
> Benedikt Meurer wrote:
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> >Yo'av Moshe wrote:
> >
> >
> >>Well, as-far-as-I-can-remember phpBB's templates aren't too easy to
Well, as-far-as-I-can-remember phpBB's templates aren't too easy to
customize, but if we decided on phpBB and on a site layout then I have
the time to do it.
There should be no problem with upgrading or maintaining.
Yo'av.
On 9/1/05, Benedikt Meurer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Auke Kok wrote:
>
Have we decided on phpBB? If so, and it's just a matter of setting it
up and making sure no-one is abusing it, I've got no problem to so.
Yo'av.
On 9/1/05, Benedikt Meurer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Auke Kok wrote:
> >>I agree, two images a bit bigger than those would look much better, and
> >>
I don't like the little 100x100 screenshots at the bottom. It tells
nothing to the user and he just has to go one-by-one and click on them
because it's too small to see what the (full) screenshot is trying to
show.
If we go for these little images, I believe we should at least add
some descriptive
I think that opening the menu using right click is a waste of good
option, because if we´d want to use that to have
super-easy-file-management, it´s not the helpful.
That´s what I mean: Let´s say you´re dragging a file and want to move
it somewhere. You can drag it to one of the folders at the pat
I'm not sure it's 'right' using a file for this. I think a selection
menu (like Nautilus's) with options like:
- Default (Icon View)
- Icon View
- List View
- Thumbnails
Will serve us the best. Opening a directory gives you the Default
view, which should be an option for the user, and only if he c
I like this design a lot. It's very nice on the eyes and simple.
The colors aren't exactly my favourites, but they are defenitly acceptable.
Yo'av.
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> Hey,
>
> I'm really sorry about how the whole website business turned out. It
> basically
for changing those options is not needed, since it's meant for
power users from the beginning.
Yo'av.
On 6/29/05, Benedikt Meurer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yo'av Moshe wrote:
> > In what method are the preferences going to be stored? A 'thunarrc'
>
In what method are the preferences going to be stored? A 'thunarrc'
file or something like that?
I'm just thinking that maybe we can have most of the preferences
hidden, but have access, through the file, to them all. Something like
Gecko's 'about:config'.
Yes, it can look scary, but really no 'a
I've been pretty quiet but I've read all of the discussion and tend to
disagree with some.
I think thumbnails are important. It is a powerful way to identify the
file, without opening it. It's not only used when going over an images
folder, but also at the every-day every-folder time, when there's
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