On Tue, 2009-10-13 at 10:32 -0430, Dokuro wrote:
> for the way it behaves with the mouse in the selecction of multiple
> files, i will go with the icon or compact view over the list since the
> information that it shoes is looked over by most people, and it does
> not leave any open space to click
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On Tue, 2009-10-13 at 10:32 -0430, Dokuro wrote:
> for the way it behaves with the mouse in the selecction of multiple
> files, i will go with the icon or compact view over the list since the
> information that it shoes is looked over by most people, and it does
for the way it behaves with the mouse in the selecction of multiple
files, i will go with the icon or compact view over the list since the
information that it shoes is looked over by most people, and it does
not leave any open space to click and drag a selection square making
you rely on the shift
Nautilus has three views: Icon View, List View, and Compact View. GNOME's
default (correct me if I'm wrong) and other distros is the Icon View.
Historically, this has been the most conventional view as it is the default
for Finder and older versions of Windows Explorer. However, Windows 7 (I
just d
