[snip] > What are people's thoughts on this? IMO, this simple improvement could > improve the GNOME spatial experience immensely. It might even boost > spatial mode's popularity with the fanatical "Browser mode" sect. Personally I like it a lot. It's not overbearing UI wise (one entry on the desktop and folder context menus) and probably pretty easy to implement. Heck, it could probably be done as an addon of some sort. I also think it solves some of the problems without destroying what the core of spatial nautilus is, as would be with the browser mode all the time that the main devs object to. I say this is a great feature and add it to gnome 2.10, or heck, put it in nautilus 2.8.2 (or whatever the next rev is :) The beauty is that it's a feature that's very subtle yet still very useful, unlike the HUGE paradigm shift that occurred between non-spatial and spatial nautilus. My $0.02 and vote. alan -- Alan <alan ufies org> - http://arcterex.net -------------------------------------------------------------------- "Backups are for people who don't pray." -- big Mike
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