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Please, did you read your mail box? did you read the forum messages? My point of view: - DBUS is a cheat. Very slow, ask a lot of resources, could be used only on PC. - Nautilus, Thunard and others filemanager already are good filemanagers for PC. I already corrected a lot of bugs in PCMANFM. Did yo...

Yes for F9 but, you look at the use on PC only. I would like to see the use on very small device (smartphone, PDA, netbook...)
The keyboard is limited, and the UI has to be as intuitive as possible.

For very small screen, it's impossible to keep the side pan. But it's useful to move in the tree or in the list of devices. An idea it's to open the side pan with the current tool button, but when an entry is selected in the side pan, this one is closed to give all the space to the file browser. Wha...

why you don't create a *.desktop file, which calls your script? You select the mimetype of files which use your script. Example: [Desktop Entry] Encoding=UTF-8 Name=enqueue to Audacious Exec=$HOME/.gnome2/nautilus-scripts/Add to Audacious Queue Icon=Audacious Terminal=false Type=Application StartupN...

What's this bullshit?

Sorry, But happy to see that you found a solution

I found bugs in svn repository: Index: src/ptk/ptk-utils.c =================================================================== --- src/ptk/ptk-utils.c (revision 787) +++ src/ptk/ptk-utils.c (working copy) @@ -291,7 +291,7 @@ { break_gnome_hig( dlg, i == 0 ? 3 : 2 ); gtk_widget_size_request( dlg, &am...

I had the same problem with inotify. It seems that we have to reconnect after each event. I corrected in my branch on inotify. Perhaps you have to correct your source code with that: Index: src/vfs/vfs-file-monitor.c =================================================================== --- src/vfs/vfs...

I forgot the file, sorry

Hello,
here my patch from the svn repository.
Added:
- from 2 to 4 buttons on the bottom of the side panel: first the dir tree, the system button (HOME, DESKTOP, ROOT, BOOKMARKS), the network button (HOME, NETWORK), the host button (HOME, REMOVABLE, ROOT)