Box is a too generic word that means almost anything and new users might
have trouble understanding the concept of "Box this items..." or "Box
files and folders". Package is reserved for deb files (which are still
archives). I wonder if users will be able to distinguish package and
archives differe
Possibly but what if the user needs to switch application during the
process or needs to use the mouse. (Your suggestion will require the
mouse to hover over the calendar to keep it displayed ~ or at least
thats what I understand)
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Drop-down calendar does not close unless you click on it
https:
I have a simpler idea:
1. If the user Clicks on the calendar it should mimic the current behavior (as
in stay open until clicked again).
2. If the user hovers-over the calendar it should mimic the debated behavior
(as in stay open unless hover-out/click out)
Face it when you click on the calend
Perhaps the best solution is to make it configurable:
Have an option to in the preferences to autoclose, but leave it uncheck.
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Drop-down calendar does not close unless you click on it
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/387573
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@Stuart:
Changing the name of the application is pointless and rather silly. Most other
archive managers have different names [WinZip, WinRaR, 7Zip].
Changing the menu entry to as I have proposed earlier might seem more
appropriate (I don't think user will care the name of the application or
tha
I can confirm this. I use compiz all the time and oddly enough this
happens only once in a while. Also I get the correct dialog. (Is it
possible that focus prevention prohibits it from displaying properly?)
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"Shut Down" dialog doesn't open in the foreground
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/27940
I would like to propose further enchantments:
1. Open the calendar on prolonged hover over (User X hovers on the calendar for
5 sec or so and the calendar opens, it closes when the user click away or hover
out)
2. Integrate (or rather figure how to) integrate with Thunderbird.
Now in all fairne
I agree with Franck.
A tar file is an *archive* but its not a compress file. So by renaming all
Create Archive (the fits all scenario) to compress files will cause confusion
on how to create tar files. Perhaps a joined venture such as "Compress/Archive"
will be much appropriate in the gnome men
