Re: [Usability] Automagic cleanup of home folder
- From: Nadyne Mielke <nmielke acm org>
- To: usability gnome org
- Subject: Re: [Usability] Automagic cleanup of home folder
- Date: Mon, 26 Jan 2004 08:16:13 -0800
At 06:03 AM 1/26/2004, Maarten Menheere wrote:
[snip]
I agree but sometimes this just doesn't work. I've told my parents to
clean up their stuff loads of times (hmm this sounds weird :) ). And you
haven't seen my desk, I'm still looking for that autodesk cleaning
robot. If you are able to make things easier than you should IMHO.
Lotus Notes does something similar to what you're suggesting. Documents
expire from Notes, although the expiration is a simple one: all documents
expire, no matter how often you use (edit, open, etc) them. You can save
documents, but you have to move them off of the Notes server and save them
elsewhere (an external file, a local Notes database, etc).
Personally, this is one of my biggest gripes about Notes. I've lost
documents to the expiration that I needed later. Yeah, it warned me, but
its warning isn't optimal. (It warns you on start-up, and 30 days in
advance. This is lovely, except that I always leave Notes open. So if I
can't handle it when it comes up, it's forgotten.)
/nm
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