Hi,
Olivier Ripoll [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
From what I can gather of reading the mailing-lists for users,
developers and windows port, while the gimp own part of the
interface as much improved in the last years (preview for plugin /
docks / window management / image window top-menu), the
Hi,
Olivier Ripoll [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
1- the absence of the keyboard navigation with tab completion that was
in 1.x. This can be actually activated by CTRL-L but no-one can
actually find this shortcut naturally, so everyone will at least
complain once about it. Also, the file name
Von: Olivier Ripoll [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From what I can gather of reading the mailing-lists for users,
developers and windows port, while the gimp own part of the
interface as much improved in the last years (preview for plugin /
docks / window management / image window top-menu), the
On Fri, 2006-03-03 at 14:36 +0100, Olivier Ripoll wrote:
a) the need of an obscure key combo to access the file completion
navigation.
There is no key combo to access file completion. Just start typing.
b) the fact that the folder navigation (and perhaps) the file type
Hi,
Olivier Ripoll [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Complaints about the dialogue pop up every single month on the 3
mailing lists I have mentioned. You can refuse to read them, but
then do not accuse people who read them to mention them when
specifically ask to in a thread.
The only point that I
Von: Olivier Ripoll [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I disagree with your interpretation of my messages. :)
Please keep in mind the reason for my messages: One person asked for
points he could discuss/investigate for an article about the UI. I
suggested to show the improvements for previous version.
Hi,
Olivier Ripoll [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Indeed. You are right. This is recent, isn't it?
No, this has been the case starting with the very first version of the
file chooser. And I keep pointing people to it over and over again.
However, there is no visual hint that typing the filename
Hi,
Olivier Ripoll [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
And why are the dialogues for icm/icc profile selection (unstable
gimp) and folders in the preferences using a different file selector
(no file type drop-down, different window sizes) ? Sure it could be
made more consistent.
This is so silly. Why
George Farris wrote:
Indeed. You are right. This is recent, isn't it ? What is the use of
CTRL-L now ?
However, there is no visual hint that typing the filename will do
something. Having the text entry field would make it clear.
Not to put to fine a point on it but almost very application
Hi,
Matt Gushee [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The GTK team deserves credit for taking up the considerable challenge
of making a more usable desktop. But in this case they've blown it:
they fixed something that IMHO was not broken, for the sake of the
non-technical users they hope to attract to
Sven Neumann wrote:
they fixed something that IMHO was not broken, for the sake of the
non-technical users they hope to attract to the GNOME platform, and at
the expense of *actual* users who, for the most part, have no trouble
typing /path/to/whatever and would like to be able to do so with a
One other nit-pick: I can't just paste text for the path, I have to
start typing first then I can paste. With a text widget, well, the path
acts like any other text.
Matt Gushee wrote:
Sven Neumann wrote:
they fixed something that IMHO was not broken, for the sake of the
non-technical
Specifically I don't like the ctrl-L thing to type a path in - I
frequently use a file browser or shell that I can copy a path from and
paste into the open dialog of most applications I use. Until last month
I didn't even know about the ctrl-L option.
In a more philosophical sense I don't
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