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Subject: RMB - once again
From: Mikolaj Machowski <mikmach () wp ! pl>
Date: 2003-08-05 9:19:07
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Hello,
I have 29.07 snapshot of kde. Despite recent discussion about RMBs, they
are still cluttered. Here are my thoughts:
1. Directory
Open in New Window " OK
Open in Background Tab " These two can be reduced to one,
Open in New Tab " configurable in Settings
Cut " OK
Copy "
Paste "
Rename " OK
Move To Trash " These two should be reduced to one
Delete "
Add to Bookmarks " OK
Open With > " [1]
Preview With > " [2]
Actions > " [3]
Edit file type " Go away!
Properties " OK
1, 2 IMO unncecessary. Eg. this is easier (and probably faster) to
click and choose Cervisia from toolbar. The samo for other possibilities
3 Currently there is (on my system) "Open Terminal Here". Is this
really necessary? I can imagine situations when it is needed but I don't
like it.
Now we have:
Open in New Window
Open in New Tab
Cut
Copy
Paste
Rename
Delete
Add to Bookmarks
Actions >
Properties
2. White Space in Directory
Create New " OK
Up " OK
Back
Forward
Open in New Window " OK
Open in Background Tab " These two can be reduced to one
Open in New Tab
Paste " OK
Add to Bookmarks " OK
Open With > " [1]
Preview With > " [2]
Actions > " [3]
Edit file type " Go away!
Properties " OK
1, 2, 3 As above
Now we have:
Create New
Up
Back
Forward
Open in New Window
Open in New Tab
Paste
Add to Bookmarks
Actions >
Properties
3. Non-image file in directory view
Open in New Window " OK
Open in Background Tab " These two can be reduced to one
Open in New Tab
Cut " OK
Copy "
Rename " OK
Move To Trash " These two should be reduced to one
Delete "
Add to Bookmarks " OK
Open With > " [1]
Preview With > " [2]
Actions > " OK
Edit file type " Go away!
Properties " OK
1 - No submenu - Open with this what is defined in MIME type center
2 - Preview in embedded viewer
Now we have:
Open in New Window
Open in New Tab
Cut
Copy
Rename
Delete
Add to Bookmarks
Open
Preview in This Tab
Actions >
Properties
4. Image file in directory view
Open in New Window " OK
Open in Background Tab " These two can be reduced to one
Open in New Tab
Cut " OK
Copy "
Rename " OK
Move To Trash " These two should be reduced to one
Delete "
Add to Bookmarks " OK
Open With ... " [1]
Gimp " [2]
Preview in Embeddable Image Viewer " [3]
Actions > " OK
Edit file type " Go away!
Properties " OK
1 - Why? It is already defined in next item.
2 - Shouldn't it be just "Open"? Now we can reduce these two items to
one
3 - OK but name is tooooooooooo long. Preview is enough.
Now we have:
Open in New Window
Open in New Tab
Cut
Copy
Rename
Delete
Add to Bookmarks
Open
Preview in This Tab
Actions >
Properties
5. Image in embedded viewer
ack
Up " OK
Back
Forward
Open in New Window " It is already opened in Konq
Open in Background Tab "
Open in New Tab
Add to Bookmarks " OK
Open With ... " As above
Gimp "
Save Image As... " OK
Send " OK?
Select All " ??????? [0]
Stop Animations " OK
Copy Image Location " ??? [1]
View Image (title.png) " ??? [2]
View Document Source " Heh... [3]
View Document Information " that would be good but... [4]
Security " OK?
Set Encoding " End everything is clear.
Many items in this menu is coming from opening of web sites. It should
be make different if opening from file:// or from http://
0 - for what? Unnecessary
1 - Where copying? not understandable - unnecessary
2 - We are already viewing it
3 - Source for Image?
4 - This would be good but dialog offers no valuable information. Please
improve dialog: size, any embedded information, add possibility to
meta info.
Now we have:
Up " OK
Back
Forward
Add to Bookmarks " OK
Open
Save Image As... " OK
Send " OK?
Stop Animations " OK
View Document Information " that would be good but... [4]
Security " OK?
Uff. I am tired. If anybody is interested I will write about RMB in html
document and few others aspects :)
m.
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