On Sun, 2006-11-05 at 09:52 +0100, Marko Randjelovic wrote: > Ravi S. Kumar wrote: > > Ya, you are right a bit. If there is the only information given, date > > created, it gives me a lot problem too. It makes my task a bit more > > lengthy. > > But I think those all, like permissions, owner and filesize is not > > actually too much wanted. > > Let me ask, > > when you open a file, what do u look for other than the filename. :) > > The one thing really helpful and catalytic to the user work flow would > > be showing the thumbnails there along with filename, thumbnail/preview, > > size, modification/creation date and permissions/owner... > > > > I am emphasizing the thumbnail previewing a lot. Because that really > > accelerates our work. :) > > > > What do you people say about this??? Please let me know. > > > > > I agree with you. Just I didn't mind about lacking of this feature > because it's kind of advanced. But file size I consider to be essential. > I really don't understand why it is not included. They can get it all > from ls. If it cannot fit in window, there are scroll bars. > _______________________________________________ The most important thing to look after the performance is Usability factor. And Nautilus/Gnome seriously misses both. Its slow, and it has many usability themes missing. So, maybe, what we discussed, are in pipelines. You can put that in bugzilla for what u want from nautilus/Gnome. Before implementing these features, Nautilus developers have to go over many things: like * Not all users are Text writes.. some are image editors, some are programmers, some do edit movies, some for fun and some for none but all So, nautilus/Gnome developers have to find some way to give maximum usability to these diverse users. The users mainly playing with multimedia can enable thumbnails in their fileChooser dialog. _______________________________________________ gnome-list mailing list gnome-list@xxxxxxxxx http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnome-list
