On Tue, Feb 06, 2007 at 12:29:21AM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > Sure I know it, but I think the "vista bar" would be much more easy-to-use.
The what?! O_o Hey, be polite will you? > Now you have either to learn a shortcut, type it and then type the path (the > VERY good thing is the auto-completition thing). > My idea is to have something similar to the Ctrl+L shortcut in the location > bar > where words would be clickable :) You can switch to the location bar in this case. Shortcuts will still remain the sames, but you will be able to triple click the address bar and type whatever location you had like to go. > Features like relative pathes and ~ are already supported which is very very > useful. > > > Selon David Keogh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > > I think you misunderstood what he was describing. The location bar in Vista > > basically acts like both of Thunar's location selecters at once. If you > > click on one of the labels, it acts as a button; or if you click in empty > > space it acts as a field. Here's a screenshot that kind of demonstrates it: > > http://www.dx21.com/HOME/ARTICLES/P2P/WinV_IMAGES/Exp_AddressBar.PNG Oh, ugly. I don't see the need for this since you can easily switch between "Tree pane" (Ctrl+T) and "Bookmark pane" (Ctrl+B). Yes, it's another shortcut to learn, I hope you won't hyperventilate. My 2 cents, Mike -- Mike (m8t) Massonnet http://massonnet.org/ __oo GnuPG 0--" 0xF8C80F97 ---(_)_"> C4DA 431D 52F9 F930 3E5B 3E3D 546C 89D9 F8C8 0F97
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