inconsistency in konqueror
Raul Fernandes
rgf at ieg.com.br
Mon Dec 9 01:19:11 GMT 2002
No, no flamewars. You are right. Mostly advanced users use the keyboard to
navigate through directories.
The two *bugs* that I consider is when I delete or collapse a directory, the
iconview/listview doesn't update. IMHO, these two *bugs* make the konqueror
inconsistent. Maybe, when delete or colapse a directory, the treeview emits
the signal (executed() or clicked()) to update the iconview/listview. Is it
ok??
Maybe, a future option to change the behaviour of konqueror (the arrows select
the directory), if there are more user's resquests.
Other issue in konqueror is the selection of files in dirview. The developers
of kde adds a new selection mode in klistview (filemanager). I think the
selection mode extended in qlistview is enough, more mature and follow the
"standard" for the GUI. What your opinions about to change the selection mode
from filemanager to extended??
Thanks
Raul Fernandes
rgf at ieg.com.br
> I actually find the way konqueror handles the treeview *much more* reliable
> and useful than the M$ Explorer one. In fact it's a *feature* for konqueror
> to allow the user to collapse the current directory in the treeview without
> forcing him out of the directory shown in the iconview/listview.
> Furthermore it's also more efficient that a directory is not entered (shown
> in the iconview/listview) when browsed over it with the direction keys in
> the treeview but only when explicitely hitting enter. I think it's not too
> burdensome for those who use key navigation to hit the additional enter to
> change a directory considered that mostly advanced users use key navigation
> who'll find that out anyway while the obvious -- clicking with the mouse on
> a directory -- has always worked as expected and will always work that way.
> Please, kfm developers, leave it the way it is.
>
> Well, that's my personal opinion. The flamewar may begin ;-)
>
> [...]
>
> mfg
> Leo
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