El mié, 17-12-2003 a las 05:13, Alexander Larsson escribió: > On Wed, 2003-12-17 at 03:21, Manuel Amador (Rudd-O) wrote: > > What do you think? > > I think its overcomplicated, adding many failure modes, many extra > concepts and depends on a whole chain of dependencies It does NOT depend on anything the GNOME platform doesn't have. So it doesn't introduce any dependencies to the GNOME platform. > that can break or > work in ways that are not expected. It also further clutters the already > large context menu, and relies on something non-pervasive like emblems > to store fundamental data about the user state. Additionally, making > each user run a fedora indexer Medusa indexer. The whole idea of Medusa is that it will run. Why would it be written to NOT run? > that used fam to monitor all files on the > filesystem doesn't work due to scaling issues in fam/dnotify (i.e. it'll > be ass-slow). Perhaps that's true. Perhaps there can be an alternate method to notify medusa of file state changes on a file-per-file basis. > > Furthermore, even if your proposal could be implemented to work > perfectly I don't think most people would get it really. My guess is > that many people would select "use as a template", and then delete the > file, thinking they don't need it on the desktop (or wherever they > randomly saved it due to the fileselector default location) anymore. Then we need a template folder that is user-visible, implemented nearly exactly like the Trash folder. Difficult to delete, user-accessible, easy to spot, and with a note on the side saying "This is your template folder. Drag a file here to use it as a template on the right-click menu" or something to that effect. I think the Notes pane is underused in Nautilus. It could be a great way of introducing added value in Nautilus and the GNOME system in general. > > =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= > Alexander Larsson Red Hat, Inc > alexl redhat com alla lysator liu se > He's an oversexed day-dreaming inventor who hides his scarred face behind a > mask. She's a tortured motormouth doctor who can talk to animals. They fight > crime! -- Manuel Amador (Rudd-O) GPG key ID: keyserver.net C1033CAD
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