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Dear Sir:
I am Linux user. I have some suggestions about konqueror.
1. If possible, make an option to let konqueror become lightweight =
loaded. So users who use old machine can still have a fast file manager.
2. If possible, mounted partion showed as harddisk icon in konqueror.
For example, if the usr directory is mounted on /hda1, the /usr shows an =
harddist icon.
For the floopy disk, /mnt/flooy, it has two place show floopy disk icon. =
One is at first vertical line. Just like Windows file explore. The other =
is when user browser directory /mnt/, the directory shows as a floopy =
icon. Both point to /mnt/floopy.
This seems not important for advanced Linux/Unix users, but is very =
important to Windows users.
3. When someone or some processor is in the mount drive, user can not =
umount it. The system should provide enough information so that the user =
can either kill the process or change the directory.
Thank you very much for your great job in konqueror!
Steve Bao
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suggestion of konqueror
Dear Sir:
I am Linux user. I have some =
suggestions about konqueror.
1. If possible, make an option to let =
konqueror become lightweight loaded. So users who use old machine can =
still have a fast file manager.
2. If possible, mounted partion showed =
as harddisk icon in konqueror.
For example, if the usr directory is =
mounted on /hda1, the /usr shows an harddist icon.
For the floopy disk, /mnt/flooy, it =
has two place show floopy disk icon. One is at first vertical line. Just =
like Windows file explore. The other is when user browser directory =
/mnt/, the directory shows as a floopy icon. Both point to =
/mnt/floopy.
This seems not important for advanced =
Linux/Unix users, but is very important to Windows users.
3. When someone or some processor is in =
the mount drive, user can not umount it. The system should provide =
enough information so that the user can either kill the process or =
change the directory.
Thank you very much for your great job =
in konqueror!
Steve Bao
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