Someone asked me to get some info to them about Nautilus' menu when right
clicking an image file, this is what I was confronted with:
Open with Image Viewer
---
Open With
---
Cut
Copy
---
Make Link
Rename...
Copy
A couple points I would like to raise.
First, if we do end up keeping the Open with [default application] and
Open With, the former should just be shortened to Open. I am not arguing
for retaining it, just saying that this should be a change if it is
retained.
Second, I would like to argue for
Hello,
Thank you for your analysis. Here is some feedback from myself, I hope
you'll find it useful.
On 24/06/12 09:35, Jonathan Meek wrote:
*Open with [default program here]/Open With
Why do we have these two items? If the user wants to launch with the
default program they can just launch
What about combining some items to condense the menu without losing
functionality:
Open with Image Viewer
---
Move
Copy
---
Make Link
Rename...
---
Move to Trash...
---
Resize
I think too that the context menu needs to be redesigned.
Another thing that I think is missing are *content aware actions* for the
most common use cases - therefore I like the idea of the 'Further Action'
menu http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/24505/.
*We have the year 2012 an it should be
On 24/06/12 08:35, Jonathan Meek wrote:
*Resize Icon/Restore Icon's Original Size [DESKTOP ONLY]
Why do these even exist? Nautilus' desktop is already unruly enough
without having this absolutely useless feature. How many people
actually resize any icons on their desktop?
Merely as a data
Apologies first time I set this was fromo my phone and it went to just
one person..
On 24/06/2012 11:50, jakewc2 wrote:
Rather get rif of everything why not have a system where its intuitive
of the user. What he uses most stays in view what he uses least gets
moved into a drop down
Hi,
As I said before I don't like the new spatial memory idea. It may
work if the computer is used and administered by a single person. But
it is clearly a bad idea if the computer is shared or administered by
another person.
The whole idea is that the system starts without any applications at
On Sun, Jun 24, 2012 at 3:31 AM, Andrea Corbellini
corbellini.and...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,
Thank you for your analysis. Here is some feedback from myself, I hope
you'll find it useful.
On 24/06/12 09:35, Jonathan Meek wrote:
*Open with [default program here]/Open With
Why do we have
On 24 June 2012 03:35, Jonathan Meek shrouded.cl...@gmail.com wrote:
Someone asked me to get some info to them about Nautilus' menu when right
clicking an image file, this is what I was confronted with:
Could you please send your proposal to the Nautilus developers?
Yes, changing all of ones icons one at a time seems quite tedious. This is
probably best left to a control panel or something of the like. Although,
OS X does have something similar in it's right click menu. Something called
Show View Options, which can change how files are displayed on a per
On Sun, Jun 24, 2012 at 3:15 PM, Jonathan Meek shrouded.cl...@gmail.com wrote:
The reason for not having Open with Image Viewer in a single line: Users
may want to click this item and having an action also being a sub-menu is
contrary to EVERY single other sub-menu. Open with Image Viewer
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