Hi, "Alastair M. Robinson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> Why is she using the file open dialog at all? She could as well use >> the file manager and drag the files into GIMP. The file open dialog >> should really only be used if the file isn't readily selected >> elsewhere which should be rather unlikely if you are working in a >> document oriented way. > > True enough - drag'n'drop and gimp-remote are very useful > here. Personally I tend to drag'n'drop from GQView into The GIMP - but > the usefulness of DnD is hampered in stock Gnome by the impossibility > of turning off click-to-front. Right-click any image in gwview and choose Edit->in The GIMP (or Ctrl-1). > Yes, for me the Save dialog is an annoyance. I very rarely want to > save directly into the default directory, and changing directories > takes too much mousework, and is clumsy with the keyboard (tabbing to > get the focus in the right place, then Ctrl-L, then enter path...) Is > there any reason why the save dialog's filename entry box can't > support paths directly? But the entry does support entering absolute paths directly. > Could the expanded/collapsed status of the directory selector be made > persistent across sessions? I already said that it could be done but that I am not convinced that it is a change to the better. Sven _______________________________________________ Gimp-developer mailing list [email protected] http://lists.xcf.berkeley.edu/mailman/listinfo/gimp-developer
