User login

Navigation

Contribute

Interested in contributing to FootNotes? Click here to submit news stories to us or visit this site for more information about available opportunities.

GNOME Support

Friends of GNOME

Now's a good time to say thanks for the best desktop environment on the planet by becoming a Friend of GNOME or by upping your current Friends level. Contribute by joining the Friends of GNOME program. All contributions are tax-deductible in the U.S. Thanks to our generous Friends

Links of Interest

Syndicate

The Captains of Nautilus

Submitted by Uraeus on Tue, 2002-10-22 14:18. Nautilus

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.

Re: The Captains of Nautilus

Submitted by tabby_cat on Wed, 2002-10-23 19:18.

sorry I guess I was a bit contradictory there. I don't really like Nautilus as a filemanager cause I prefer the two-pan mc/nortons paradigm.

From my point of view nautilus should be a very simple filemanager, with a few eye-candy features (pretty icons for me) for the simple end-user that wants to move a few files around. Maybe a few feaures such as virtual fs for smb and nfs and of course good accessibility stuff. But it shouldn't try to be the be all and end all of filemanagement for every user.

There are other free filemanagers that people can download if they have specific needs or wants. Its not like running gnome2 locks other filemanagers etc out or anything which is what you would think reading some peoples reactions.

» parent