Re: UnAnswered questions about spatial switch
- From: John Siracusa <siracusa mindspring com>
- To: GNOME Desktop Dev <desktop-devel-list gnome org>
- Subject: Re: UnAnswered questions about spatial switch
- Date: Tue, 16 Sep 2003 14:17:44 -0400
On 9/16/03 2:09 PM, Benjamin Kahn wrote:
> John,
> You missed one:
>
> How do you go "up" a directory?
> [...]
> To go up a directory, the window manager allowed you to click (again
> with a modifier, I think, it might have been click and hold) on the
> window title which would open a drop down list of parent directories.
> Selecting one of those would open that directory in a new window. (I
> don't recall if the current window closed.)
Yes, command-click on the name in the window title bar brings up a list of
parent dirs. Close-behind is still controlled by the same modifier key:
option. So cmd-option lets you select a parent (not just the immediate one)
and close the current window behind you.
Click-and-hold does not pop the menu, but it does let you drag the proxy
icon off the title bar.
-John
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