> Bahram Alinezhad <alineziad@xxxxxxxxx> writes: > > > 1- When we want a panel to appear (in autohide mode), > > it appears with a delay that grates on my nerves! I > > prefer to avoid autohide mode now, even though I hate > > a panel to occupy my screen. > > bugzilla.gnome.org, component gnome-panel I believe. > > > 2- Menus and windows cannot be moved farther when they > > reach to the top of the screen (I'm speaking of moving > > them using alt+mouse). This causes some problems, e.g. > > with mozilla preferences menu, you cannot press the OK > > button. > > I think this is intentional since if you don't now the alt+mouse > combination, you can never get rid of the window again (unless you > know how to use a terminal). It's a bug with Mozilla. It should not > use windows that are too large for the screen. Report it on > bugzilla.mozilla.org. True, but how would you move the title bar off the screen anyways _without_ using Alt+Mouse? > > > 3- Nautilus and other programs do not remember their > > previous size! For me who always prefer to be > > maximaized, it is troublesome. > > They do remember their size. They don't remember maximisations though. > I don't know whether this is a bug or not. You could try reporting it > on bugzilla.gnome.org under nautilus. But maximising windows is really > a bad Windows habit, IMHO. X is not intended to be used that way. > > > 4- I see that nautilus uses the same policy as > > konqueror for identifying the file-types: The browser > > appoints the file-type only when there is no > > extension. Without any extension, the browser shows > > the correct type, while with presence of an extension, > > it follows it. But there is something in konqueror > > that I wish nautilus would include: When konqueror > > finds a mismatch between extension and the real > > content, adds a line in the file-properties tab which > > shows the actual content... may have you noticed it > > yet? > > Suggest it on nautilus-list or report in Bugzilla. > > > 5- Still the size of folders isn't shown in > > properties! The philosophy behind it is being a > > different browser? Or being simple? That is good, but > > not to the expense of being useless. > > It's shown here, with Gnome 2.8 on Debian. At least with local > folders, I don't know about remote folders. The proof is here: > > http://www.cs.aau.dk/~olau/misc/folder-size.png > > > There is also a question: > > - Are both KDE and Gnome to use the same folder as > > their desktop (i.e. ~/.Desktop)? If so, It is very > > good IMHO. > > I believe that's the case. > _______________________________________________ gnome-list mailing list gnome-list@xxxxxxxxx http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnome-list
