Re: [orca-list] distribution for netbook

[Justin Harford <blindstein gmail com>]

I'm sure that command line is the best. I was just playing with mplayer last night and enjoying it. I wonder 
if you could recommend to me a mail client to run from the terminal?

El 12-12-2011, a las 10:24, hackingKK escribió:

> On 12/12/11 07:05, Justin Harford wrote:
> > El 11-12-2011, a las 16:14, Luke Yelavich escribió:
> >
> > > I am guessing that your music folder is rather large. Unfortunately nautilus will take a while to show 
> > > the folder on any system if the folder has a lot in it. This is because the accessibility framework has 
> > > to go over the contents of the folder and create accessibility objects for every folder and file that 
> > > nautilus intends to show graphically.
> > Hmm, well I guess I could try to not put all my artists in one basket. I wonder if a go around would be to 
> > go into the music folder through the gnome-terminal and open an artist from there. For example under the 
> > mac terminal there is an "open" command, which, when applied to a directory will open it in the file 
> > browser. That way I could jump to the artist that I want to listen to and skip the big overcrowded music 
> > folder.
>
> Command line is always the best option.
> I would stress here *not just better BEST*
> Happy hacking.
> Krishnakant.