On 26/04/06, Jani Monoses <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
In the thunar-dev mailinglist this was discussed, it defaults to Thunar only in English, so if you language is African it would still be xffm. This was a while ago so I don't know if it's still an issue.
Hi
Window Manager Preferences
Picks up a specific keybinding theme from my previous XFCE 4.2.3
settings, but doesn't allow new Shortcuts to be added? Have to
create a new theme!? Can't find how to even add a custom key-
binding.... am I missing something?
indeed this is an annoying upstream feature. In recent versions it should be a bit
easier, add a new theme and it keeps the rest of the keys. But I agree it is unintuitive
to thnk of this as 'themes' indtead of sinpy keys but I guess it is historical and upstream
does not seem like is going to change it. And we don't have enough resources to tweak
and maintain changes to upstream xfce desktop as we think would be friendlier.Applications Menu (Xubuntu specific?)
File Manager should default to Thunar. Wow, haven't checked it
out for a while now and I'm impressed.
it is thunar now
In the thunar-dev mailinglist this was discussed, it defaults to Thunar only in English, so if you language is African it would still be xffm. This was a while ago so I don't know if it's still an issue.
Separate Lock Screen panel action should be included
(ie. not small and included, but separate)
not sure if many more panel applets are needed. It becomes visually cluttered easily.
For your average user, under Applications/System sub-menu:
Where is the network device manager GUI?
in universe still unfortunately (xubuntu-system-tools)Where is the gnome-cups-manager GUI, or a GTK-only equivalent?
was in my plans but seems won't be there for dapper :( and there's no
gtk only thing like that AFAIK. Upstream xfce does not have such tool.These functions are absolute essentials for a desktop.
I agree with this.The xfce4-taskmanager should definitely be either on the panel by
default, or at the very least available via the (+) Add New Item
it's a techie thing. Users shoould not care about 'processes'option on the panel. This is one of the most important apps for
your average GUI centric user, when a bloated application like
openoffice.org decides to freeze.
it's not a panel plugin but a normal app so cannot be there. As for freezing apps
try ctrl-alt-esc (should trigger xkill, if not it's a bug)I'm not convinced that minimizing apps to icons on the desktop is a
good idea... why the introduction of yet another way of showing
me neither :) File launchers the default since last week, the minimized apps is upstream default
for CDE compatibility/nostalgy. There are people who like that but we try to follow what is common
on other desktops.
Jani
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