*I understand some people rename files like that, but...*
Apperantly you do not. It is not convenient what you aren't used to,
period. It does not matter at all what reasoning you come up with.
On 8 May 2013 19:47, Alberto Salvia Novella es204904...@gmail.com wrote:
I understand some people
You can wait for that, they don't give a crap about user requests. The
entire Gnome/Unity UI concept is going against most users' needs.
On 7 May 2013 15:47, BS-Harou har...@gmail.com wrote:
@Lem: Most of the time I don't really need to write a new name. Mostly I
just want to copy the name or
So roughly 90% of PC users can be ignored. And you wonder why Linux is
unable to gain popularity. And you say it's freedom when you decide how
others should think and act. You try to educate hardware manufacturers the
exact same way, this one of the reasons they don't care about Linux
support. And
I could even hit F2. The point is that people socialised on Windows always
try to click twice first. Anything else is inconvenient, any reasoning and
why don't you... is perfectly pointless and ignorant.
On 8 May 2013 17:53, Lem 48...@bugs.launchpad.net wrote:
@Martin: If you really want to
2013/5/7 BS-Harou har...@gmail.com
I just want to say I really miss this feature in ubuntu. Every time I
want to rename a file I firstly try this only to realize it is not
possible. I prefer using mouse to keyboard as much as possible and not
having this feature is really sad.
Just get use
No, it doesn't happen often at all that you accidentally click on a file
twice and on the file name the second time (millions of people are used to
it), it's just an excuse to justify your silly decision.
Like I said, implementing it as an option wouldn't hurt anybody, especially
with a default
I'm sorry for having an opinion, I didn't know it's prohibited here.
Also, I understand since Linux is a very simple and clear-out design in
general, it would hurt the concept to give users freedom at the expense of
simplicity.
Forgive me for bothering you, won't happen ever again.
On 13
@Seb: I'm sorry, actually it was me that revived this discussion with a
rather flaming diatribe. Thank you for directing me to the original
Nautilus bug - for some reason Google doesn't pick it up, and I really
wanted to know what the process was that led to this decision. I find it
surprising,
Of course, on Mac OS, you can also hit return to rename a file:
http://www.tuaw.com/2007/04/26/mac-101-a-simple-trick-to-rename-files/
In Nautilus and on Windows, this opens the file, which is pretty expensive
and surprising if you do it by mistake...
On Thu, Dec 13, 2012 at 9:53 AM, David
How much effort would it take to implement it as an option for those
perverts who want it? This is a perfect example of the negligance and
arrogance of the immature people in the open-sauce community, don't get
surprised Linux still measures between zero and nothing as a desktop OS.
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