On Sun, 2002-09-01 at 00:37, Damien Covey wrote:
I personally would hate to see the location bar go. The dumbing down of
the interface is one reason that I have left WinXP behind me in
preference for Linux. And even for "non advanced" users it is usefull
to have to location bar there. How else can I obtain from a user over
the phone what directory they are in. The answer "temp" doesnt really
help me much, it could be /home/user/temp/ or /temp. I'm sure there are
other circumstances where this is the case.
The answer is "Hold down the key with the words "ctrl" and press l". Or
just have them go to view->location bar.
Also, FWIW, ctrl-l's behavior is very convinent. You press it and it
starts with the location bar text highlighted. You type what you want,
and when you press enter it magically disappears again.
-Seth