Author of this work also published latency comparison of Wayland vs Xorg:
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/mutte...2#note_1206230
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Originally posted by pal666 View Postactually it's ctrl-l and then it's usual typing with tab completion, what else you need?
However calling this a feature maybe a little too much...
It's something we don't want to expose actually since we want the path bar to be used mostly by the breadcrumbs rather than text based paths, which are not quite nice. The feature is more like an easter egg for those who know about this functionality.
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Originally posted by Alexmitter View PostThe same file times as "ls" would report.
Originally posted by Alexmitter View PostYou use a VM, with a virtual file system.
Originally posted by Alexmitter View Post[...] it queue's those operations just fine.
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Originally posted by Alexmitter View PostThere are 3 very obvious ways to create a bookmark. Either via the a right click and "Add to Bookmarks", or via the folder path menu on top, again "Add to Bookmarks" or by simply dragging the folder to the side panel. "Starred" is something different then bookmarks, but you can use both.
Your distro does not come with example files in ~/Templates
The same file times as "ls" would report.
You use a VM, with a virtual file system. Nautilus and Nemo, for those who do not know are the same thing, they both share most of their code, Nemo is just a continuation for the older Gnome 2 style UI.
No need to assume, it queue's those operations just fine.
After all, you do not just show that you put zero effort in even trying to use it, you also come with what you call assumptions while it is just bias.
Thanks.
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Originally posted by david-nk View PostThere are no bookmarks (though I see a "star" feature at least)
Originally posted by david-nk View Post, no simple "create file" option,
Originally posted by david-nk View Postweird and inconsistent file time display
Originally posted by david-nk View Postand Nautilus still feels like you're browsing not your own SSD, but an FTP server hosted on a 14.4kbps modem in the Australian outback (~0.5s delay when opening a folder).
Originally posted by david-nk View PostI assume Nautilus also still cannot queue copy/move operations like Nemo can.
After all, you do not just show that you put zero effort in even trying to use it, you also come with what you call assumptions while it is just bias.
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i just want to add, i like nautilus and don't understand the hate. its fast for me and works extremely well. i really like the move to and copy to dialogs in the right-click menu. its clean, light, fast, and has everything you need without the bloat. it looks nice.
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