Alexandre Moreira wrote: > This is more a "what do you think?" or a "should we be consistent with > them?" than a feature request. It is rather insignificant so, if you > don't have much time just ignore it. > > I noticed that Thunar follows an approach much alike the > GtkFileChooser, its interface really resembles it when in the > shortcuts window. > > There is one little "inconsistency" between "our" (as in Thunar's) > behavior and "theirs" (as in GtkFileChooser). > > in GtkFileChoser, whenever you double click a shortcut, it opens the > file view to it. In thunar it acts on a single click. > > I don't know if this difference was intended and I really don't care > about which one is best, since both work just the same to me. But I > just thought it was worth mentioning since perhaps it just skipped the > revisions of the devs and they think otherwise.
Thunar had that double-click as well. But there's no need to require double-click here, so single-click does as well. > Now to a more "interesting" request. I think I read somewhere in this > list that the current SVN version has the ability to display user's > shortcuts on the top bar when on pathbar mode, and I think this is > great. > > To go with such an option and make those freaking minimalists (like > me) happy I'd just ask that someone made it possible to simply right > click in a folder and "Add to shortcuts", that way I (and possibly > other weird minimalistic desktop freaks like me) could simply disable > the side bar completely, and realy on these rather "hidden-but-useful" > actions. > > What do you think ? It should not be hard to implement I guess I don't get what you are talking about. > Best Regards, > Alexandre Moreira. Benedikt _______________________________________________ Thunar-dev mailing list Thunar-dev@xfce.org http://foo-projects.org/mailman/listinfo/thunar-dev