'Re: Filemanager and Webbrowser?'

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List:       kde-usability
Subject:    Re: Filemanager and Webbrowser?
From:       Akos Tompos <brain () i-go ! com>
Date:       2007-02-24 20:45:34
Message-ID: 45E0A3EE.7070705 () i-go ! com
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Hi,<br>
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  <pre wrap="">On Saturday 24 February 2007 14:48:17 Kevin Krammer wrote:
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    <pre wrap="">On Saturday 24 February 2007 08:12, Akos Tompos wrote:
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      <pre wrap="">3. Drag n Drop. While it's a great feature in a browser to drop links to
a tab and it opens. In a filemanager it's bad. I got two dirs open in
two separate tabs. When I want to copy/move a few files to the other I
don't want to wait for a sec or two for the tab to activate then drop
the file, activate the other tab again. See bug 59790. (It's filed by
someone else). It's not an argument against this feature that in a
browser it should work this way.
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    <pre wrap="">Wouldn't it be better to use a split view for moving/copying files between
directories?
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Yes, at least I do. :-) Maybe this isn't such a major issue compared to the 
others mentioned his mail.</pre>
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It doesn't matter, whether there is an easier way to do this. (I can
use Ctrl+C Ctrl+V.) The application simply doesn't work as the user
expect it to work.<br>
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Brain.<br>
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