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The Captains of Nautilus

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As you requested a Nautilus interview has been done.
Go check out this interview with Alexander Larsson and David Camp at Linux Orbit where current and future development of Nautilus is being discussed.

this is a *good* thing

crazy "features" and preferences that only suit 1% of the population should not be littered all over the UI like many KDE (and gnome 1.4) apps... I dont like it if features that someone wants are just removed alltogether, but sticking advanced features into GConf really is the best way of doing things. I used to love sawfish, but its configuration dialog became an utter nightmare... it would take me 20 mintues of digging throug hthe settings to get a fresh sawfish install into a sane state. Having simple config dialogs for the most common prefs, and having the rest set to defaults that *just work* while letting your tweak it if you want to by using GCong is really a great way of doing things. There is also a tweakUI like utility somewhere out there to make this easier for "semi-power-users" who are afraid of GConf.