Re: Auric Implemented (mostly!?)
- From: Nigel Tao <nigel tao myrealbox com>
- To: desktop-devel-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: Auric Implemented (mostly!?)
- Date: Mon, 12 Sep 2005 09:59:34 +1000
> * Can you also add a way to launch binaries ? e.g. i type "gedit" and a
> drop down saying "Launch Text Viewer" appears in the list. That would
> allow to get rid of the mini-commander applet which does that, but only
> that. The binary detection would be like the mime association box,
> maybe.
The screencast shows me launching the binary abiword. At the moment,
you have to explicitly add it in as an "engine", but I could probably
just have a look at what the mini-commander does right now.
> * Add a key binding to jump in it, like beagle does with F12, maybe it
> already exists, i couldn't find it.
A global keybinding would be sweet, but I'm not sure of the best way to
do this right now:
http://mail.gnome.org/archives/desktop-devel-list/2005-June/msg00163.html
> * There is no way to trigger the popup menu with the keyboard, maybe a
> libsexy limitation. I also have a weird right border (see attached
> screenshot) and the margin between border and icon and icon and text are a bit clumsy.
Can't read the attachment, but that might be my mail server (myrealbox)
- it's been flaky on me before.
> * Instead of falling back to google for everything, propose a
> prioritized list for the term, like
> * Search google for xXXx
> * Search Imdb for XXx
> * blah
> and preselect the first match, maybe look at how epiphany handles smart
> bookmarks
I can see the sense of the Epiphany design, but I am just wary that if
you throw in bookmarks and addresses on top of all these search engines,
then the drop-down is starting to get pretty full.
> * Is there a repository for the code or you just provide tarballs ?
Right now, just tarballs. If people are interested in hacking on it,
then I'm sure that we can set something up.
Nigel.
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