On Mon, 2003-07-14 at 12:36, Mike Kestner wrote: > The problem is the maintenance overhead. Shortcut bar had to be ported > to the Gtk2 platform for the 1.4 release. The initial port had drag and > drop inoperative, among other things. At one point, shortcut bar led > the 1.4 bug count for gal.
I always hated the shortcut bar.. :) Turned it off in outlook when I
used that, and I turned it off in Evo too ... Seems
counter-intuitive.. If I have a folder, I probably want to store stuff
there.. I'd like to jump directly to it with a click, not search for it
or possibly forget it even exists.. :)
> So while keeping it around seems like a "best of both worlds" scenario,
> it is instead a time drainer that keeps us from dedicating development
> effort toward supporting other features. AFAICT, the shortcut bar
> provides no functionality that couldn't be provided by other
> planned/existing UI elements. I think we just need to identify the use
> cases and work to support them with the other UI elements.
*drool* So what's the anticipated timeframe for 2.0????? Beta?
Alpha?? *drool*
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