Στις Wed, 06 Dec 2006 21:13:42 -0800 Ο/Η Bob Snyder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> έγραψε:
> Jani Monoses wrote: > > anthony viallard wrote: > > > >> yes i know but an option likes that will permit to use only the > >> key "delete"... > >> > > > > that would mean delete action can vary between different computers > > and surprise users. Unlike mapping other shortcuts like window > > max/min etc, getting this wrong can be a lot costlier. > > If the option were set by default to move a file to the trash, and a > user was required to change the option to activate immediate removal > on delete, how would it be surprising to that user that the file is > gone? Think of a situation were the system default is set to 'permanently delete' by the administrator, and a user that is used to use trash uses it. Isn't this surprising? > > Frankly, I find it surprising that a desktop environment which claims > to support the Unix philosophy (and generally succeeds imo), doesn't > provide the user with a way to obtain the Unix style rm command > action. > You have shift+del. No need for more footshooting here. > Bob S. > Regards, -- Stavros Giannouris Jabber: [EMAIL PROTECTED] PGP Key: http://stavrosg.serverhive.com/files/GnuPG.key "Hello. I'm a signature virus. Please copy me to your signature to help me spread"
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