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*** Mostly what I've been looking for but a) it isn't shown outside gnome and b) even though it says tapping is enabled it still does not work… | *** Mostly what I've been looking for but a) it isn't shown outside gnome and b) even though it says tapping is enabled it still does not work… | ||
* Same widget theme for GTK+2 and GTK+3 (currently does not exist) | * Same widget theme for GTK+2 and GTK+3 (currently does not exist) | ||
* calendar shows in the middle of the screen instead of bellow/above (depends in what panel you have it) orage clock applet (mso) | |||
** If you drag the calendar to the position you like, doesn't it stay there? Also the next time you start it? (hannes) | |||
*** Yup, when I drag it there, it stays there. I haven't restart session yet to see if it stays there even after next login. I'm going to rephrase the issue a little. (mso) | |||
* Add your suggestion here... | * Add your suggestion here... | ||
Latest revision as of 10:02, 9 March 2011
- Better thumbnailing (currently things don't have autogenerated thumbnails, sometimes these can be generated by external app, no thumbnails on desktop though)
- There is tumbler did you check if it's running on your machine?
- Thanks for the pointer. That fixes is for supported files (thunar-thumbnailer plugin would be nice to have for other files as well). Does not fix not having thumbnails on desktop. I haven't found it in xfce kickstart, is that even installed by default? https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=682433
- Looks like tumbler is scheduled for 4.10 to be core component, also thunar is scheduled to take over desktop in 4.10 in place of xfdesktop
- There is tumbler did you check if it's running on your machine?
- Implement Tabs/Panels in Thunar
- Afaik it was a design decision not to implement tabs in thunar. Talked to jpohlmann about this quite a while ago
- Make default desktop prettier -- less spacing, no or almost no background in icon labels
- Looks like desktop will be managed by thunar since 4.10, so this might improve
- Keyring support in midori
- Time/Calendars applets are a mess -- need one that can do sensibly both.
- Did you have a look at Orage?
- I gave it a second look now. Looks pretty usable. But why is the calendar always in the middle of the screen?
- Did you have a look at Orage?
- Easier dual head (currently only cloning is supported via gui config)
- Scheduled to improve in 4.10
- Ability to turn tapping on touchpad on (setting it via gnome utils does not seem to make it work under xfce)
- That could be done via synclient, e.g. from terminal.
- I'm looking for gui way. We already have some basic mouse settings, why not add touchpad settings?
- gpointing-device-settings
- Mostly what I've been looking for but a) it isn't shown outside gnome and b) even though it says tapping is enabled it still does not work…
- That could be done via synclient, e.g. from terminal.
- Same widget theme for GTK+2 and GTK+3 (currently does not exist)
- calendar shows in the middle of the screen instead of bellow/above (depends in what panel you have it) orage clock applet (mso)
- If you drag the calendar to the position you like, doesn't it stay there? Also the next time you start it? (hannes)
- Yup, when I drag it there, it stays there. I haven't restart session yet to see if it stays there even after next login. I'm going to rephrase the issue a little. (mso)
- If you drag the calendar to the position you like, doesn't it stay there? Also the next time you start it? (hannes)
- Add your suggestion here...