Gnome users who have tried KDE: convince me!
Robert Spanjaard
spamtrap at arumes.com
Tue Dec 29 00:26:10 UTC 2009
On Mon, 28 Dec 2009 18:59:41 -0500, Scott wrote:
> On 09-12-28 06:03 PM, Robert Spanjaard wrote:
>> Like most modern filemanagers, Nautilus can have as many 'screens' as
>> you want. There's no need for a fixed split-screen anymore. Just open
>> an extra window.
> I find it very annoying opening multiple windows then sizing them to
> make them fit nicely side by side. I prefer to simply press a button
> instead to split the screen.
I would agree with you if I had a reason to constantly fit them nicely
side by side, but I don't. :-)
Ofcourse, in case of emergency, you could create a 2-line script to run
Nautilus twice with a fixed size and position, and put the script in your
menus instead of nautilus itself. Something like this:
nautilus --no-desktop --geometry=640x700+0+0 &
nautilus --no-desktop --geometry=640x700+640+0
And because the split-screen isn't fixed, you can do the same for three,
four, or twenty windows if you want to.
--
Regards, Robert http://www.arumes.com
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