so if i am on my docs folder smartags could allow me to just see text
docs or spread sheets or web pages or pictures based on what the
folder has in it! that would be really nice but the selection should
be very visible so that you always know that nautilus is showing you
just pdfs at the moment...
On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 5:47 PM, Kirk Bridger wrote:
> Hi Vadim,
>
> Here are my thoughts.
>
> 1 - is it important that the user know which setting is currently active?
> If so then having this dropdown always visible would be a good thing. If
> not, then it adds up to visual clutter.
>
I woul
Hi Vadim,
Here are my thoughts.
1 - is it important that the user know which setting is currently
active? If so then having this dropdown always visible would be a good
thing. If not, then it adds up to visual clutter.
2 - if the user doesn't need to know the current value of the setting,
On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 5:26 PM, anthony wrote:
> Yeah !! Dust theme is the best ;)
>
> What do the profiles provide ?
>
Preferences profiles, so that a user can apply a different set of settings.
I think the use case for needing to change them quickly was the delay on
screenshots options - som
Ah sorry, I was suggested to show a live example
The program is this: http://shutter-project.org/ and is already available
for download.
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Could anyone offer any input on this?
Thank you!
On 3/12/09, Vadim Peretokin wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
> I have a usability question. An application I'm on the developer team for
> benefits extensively from different preferences settings, so it allows the
> user to make 'profiles' and change them on-the-
Hi,
Moissant Anthony wrote:
Interesting, but do a bookmark have to be visible only when you're into a
> specific folder ? In what cases ? And how present it in order to be clear
> for the user, how will him/her make the difference between dynamic bookmark
> and classic bookmarks ?
>
Let me clari
sorry, that was sent before i completed
this is something that i had always thought of.
Apart from the normal places/bookmarks on the side pane of the file manager,
it would be great to let leach folder have it's own set of bookmarks.
eg you are at ~/ebooks/math
how it looks with sidepane now:
this is something that i had always thought of.
Apart from the normal places/bookmarks on the side pane of the file manager,
it would be great to let leach folder have it's own set of bookmarks.
eg you are at ~/ebooks/math
how it looks with sidepane now:
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