open file and close konqueror
Markus Fischer
info at flyingfischer.ch
Fri Dec 8 14:48:17 GMT 2006
Am Donnerstag, 7. Dezember 2006 19:13 schrieb Aaron J. Seigo:
> not really. it requires finding the key combo, remembering what it is and
> performing a multi-input-device action. the cognitive load is therefore
> pretty high.
Of course you are right. I am sure you can get used to it. I mean, it's like
opening a new Tab in the browser clicking on a link while pressing ctrl.
> the other side of this is this question: "does one know they want to open a
> file from the start, or do they only consider this after they have begun
> browsing?" obviously there are instances of both, but which is the common
> case? the workflow should follow the same steps as the mental process.
Correct too. You will not always know for 100% if you will start browsing
after having opened a file and closed konqi. But still, it will then be your
prior decision that you will face and not the always and often annoying fact
that there remains a window waiting to be closed.
Do you see a better way to achieve the goal?
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