Re: Additional items in tree view
- From: Darryl Rees <rees netnam vn>
- To: nautilus-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: Additional items in tree view
- Date: Mon, 12 May 2003 21:01:20 +0700
I know everybody loves the idea of a multi-rooted tree...
...but wouldn't it be more usable (and easier to implement) to have a
way of _selecting_ between different roots, rather than using a
multi-rooted tree?
For one thing, the list of folders in the tree sidepane is already so
large as to necessitate a lot of scrolling, having a true multi-rooted
tree is going to make that much worse. Seems like having the 'roots'
listed at the top with an icon (or something like that), would be much
quicker to navigate.
Also, some people have talked about having virtual roots based from,
say, the user's home directory. In a multi-rooted tree it seems like
that might be confusing, compared to only viewing one single-rooted tree
at once (Click the 'Entire disk' icon, see the entire disk. Click the
'Fred's folders' icon, see only your home directory - assuming your name
is Fred. Click the 'Local network' icon, see all machines on the lan, etc).
Darryl.
Alexander Larsson wrote:
On Mon, 2003-05-12 at 01:02, Greg wrote:
sorry if this has been posted I did look through some archives but could not
find it.
Is there any way to add items(smb: network: burn: etc) to the root of the tree
view? Much the same as M$ do in their explorer
Not at the moment. But someone was working on this. I'm currently a bit
busy, but soon I'll take a look at his work.
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