Re: [Nautilus-list] Nautilus Scripts Web Page

[Ben Ford <ben kalifornia com>]

Christian Rose wrote:

> Ben Ford wrote:
>
> > > If you have a specific suggestion about how the dialogs that a script can
> > > create are second-class citizens, then I'd be happy to consider it. But I'd
> > > like you to try something first, and then tell me what's wrong with it,
> > > rather than guessing without trying it.
> > I am meaning that it would be more visually appealing if all scripts
> > that used dialogs used the same ones, rather than some using tk, some
> > using curses, etc.  My suggestion is to simply incorporate something
> > like Xdialog (http://xdialog.free.fr/) into Nautilus, or even just
> > include it as a standard gnome package.
>
> Why not gdialog? Included in gnome-utils.
I think my previous reply referring to both gdialog and a scripting API 
didn't make it to the list.  This is what I said:

My apologies, I didn't realize that gdialog was part of a standard gnome 
install.  However Xdialog does have a lot more it can do, and it uses 
gtk as well.

I'm not arguing or complaining about Nautilus here.  I was just curious 
as to whether the functionality was available, because I'd use it if it 
were.

-b

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