Re: Nautilus bugs and design choices
- From: <bordoley msu edu>
- To: Andrew Sobala <andrew sobala net>, Erik Pukinskis <erik pukinskis uconn edu>
- Cc: Reinout van Schouwen <reinout cs vu nl>, nautilus-list gnome org, desktop-devel-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: Nautilus bugs and design choices
- Date: Tue, 09 Jul 2002 06:28:42 EDT
Symlinks are broken in nautilus. Instead of acting like true unix symlinks
they act as windows shortcuts. I wish someone with knowhow would fix that :).
That said the main advantage imho of browser style navigation is that it
allows nautilus to be used for more than just local file system browsing. ie.
ftp smb etc. Hence a sort of browsing.
that said the mac only has a back button which i'm fairly certain is really
acting as up though i'm not quite positive of this.
dave
Andrew Sobala <andrew sobala net> said:
>
> Interestingly, I always navigate "Back" even when I really mean "Up"
> because 99% of the time the buttons do the same thing (and I'd say that
> I keep track of my filesystem as a hierarchy). Since you click on
> folders to move into the directory tree, back is normally "up and out."
> This only breaks when following symlinks.
>
> Just my OT 2p
>
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