Gnome users who have tried KDE: convince me!

[Scott]

On 09-12-28 07:26 PM, Robert Spanjaard wrote:
> I would agree with you if I had a reason to constantly fit them nicely
> side by side, but I don't. :-)
I never asked you to agree with me :), I was simply stating my 
annoyances with Nautilus. I understand some people want a very simple 
file manager like Windows Explorer and I respect that, but I don't want 
that and a split screen button can be added and it would not effect your 
experience at all.

> 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:
I have written that script already, but I consider it annoying that I 
need to write a script for something that could be a single button in a 
program.  A script I would never expect a new computer user like my wife 
to use.  So, I am forced to put the script on her desktop and every 
other person I help when I could instead simply tell them to click a 
button in the program.  Also, I don't like these small nautilus scripts 
taking up very valuable space on my desktop when they should be in the 
program.  A script that needs to open up multiple instances of the same 
program when I could have only one instance of the program running and 
doing the same thing.

> And because the split-screen isn't fixed, you can do the same for three,
> four, or twenty windows if you want to.
Yes, I know and that is one thing I do like about Nautilus, the command 
line options.

-- 
Your friend,
Scott
http://sgaming.ca

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