Re: Concerns about roadmap

[Juan Pablo Lorier <jplorier gmail com>]

Hi Per,

I see that some stuff is there, but sadly I couldn't find that much help in the Nautilus documentation. I think that all the hints you gave me should be there, somewhere in the docs at least.
About delete key, I found that it depends on the distro, my Fedora does not trash the file if I press delete, it only allows to permanently delete the file via shift+delete. This does not happens in Ubuntu and maybe some other distros.
Anyway, Dylan also answered my post and gave me some good news about features been added to get Nautilus back to be more user friendly.
I think that a tool so important like the default file browser of gnome should be intuitive enough so people shouldn't need to read a manual to get the basic stuff done. I'm not saying that things don't have to evolve, but I loved Nautilus back at the times it had everything you need right in front of your eyes, no need to dig the web to figure out how to do stuff.
Thanks a lot.

On 13/09/13 13:51, Per M Knutsen wrote:

On Fri, Sep 13, 2013 at 9:16 AM, Juan Pablo Lorier <jplorier gmail com> wrote:

capability to add bookmarks from Nautilus (please, do
you really spect that a regular user edit a file for that?)

Ctrl+D will add the current folder you're in to bookmarks.

Agreed though that option to add bookmarks somewhere in menus (context or global) ought to be added.

 

close

button for the windows without exiting all of the opened windows

Alt+F4 does that

let

use delete key to delete a file (or at least let choose the behavior)

I press Delete and the file/dir goes to Trash. Isn't that the way it should work?

I understand that you may be thinking in tablets, but pcs and notebooks
are not gone and we still use them.

I think devs are thinking all platforms, not tables exclusively. Future, though, is touch on all (notebooks and desktops too) plus traditional interfaces (mouse, pad). My next notebook will absolutely be with touch, and I look forward to Gnome being ready for that.

- Per