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List:       kde-look
Subject:    kfm
From:       Wolfgang Kuba <kuba () kubus ! net>
Date:       1998-05-06 9:48:35
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Hi,

Kfm is great but 4 things are missing:


   * There should be a drop-down possibility for the location-bar
     (giving last locations + most popular ones; they are cashed anyway)
   * Ctrl+N became a standard for opening an additional browser-window
     (implemented on kde help) but not on kfm
   * Sort items: how and where? Again an satisfying and existing
     standard (not only PC's) to do it.
   * A find-button would be much more frequently used than the help
     button (at least after 2 days and in case that you are afraid to
     get too many buttons if you hold both (I would agree). In addition
     buttons can be grouped by functionality: copy/paste,
     backward/fwd/home, ...)



   * The popup menus are at the moment a little boaring as they only can
     be closed on clicking somewhere completely different. I like to
     open them on clicking but it would be great to have a chance to
     close them the same way.

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Hi,

<P>Kfm is great but 4 things are missing:
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<LI>
There should be a drop-down possibility for the location-bar (giving last
locations + most popular ones; they are cashed anyway)</LI>

<LI>
Ctrl+N became a standard for opening an additional browser-window (implemented
on kde help) but not on kfm</LI>

<LI>
Sort items: how and where? Again an satisfying and existing standard (not
only PC's) to do it.</LI>

<LI>
A find-button would be much more frequently used than the help button (at
least after 2 days and in case that you are afraid to get too many buttons
if you hold both (I would agree). In addition buttons can be grouped by
functionality: copy/paste, backward/fwd/home, ...)</LI>
</UL>
&nbsp;
<UL>
<LI>
The popup menus are at the moment a little boaring as they only can be
closed on clicking somewhere completely different. I like to open them
on clicking but it would be great to have a chance to close them the same
way.</LI>
</UL>
</HTML>


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