Alexander Hunziker wrote:
> In my opinion ignoring the gnome setting whether or not to show text
> labels in toolbars should not be ignored in nautilus. if users don't
> want text labels, they can set it accordingly system wide.
>
True, but we want a good, simple, intuitive default first, then the
option to change it by adding or modifying features.
> Personally, I use all of the UI elements in Nautilus regularly.
> Including the side pane, including the zooming icons. And I value the
> location bar very much, that's one of the best features of nautilus.
>
So, if they were switched off by default (I'm not necessarily suggesting
they should), you could, according to your suggestion above, switch them
on system-wide.
> Please don't start overactively simplifying stuff without consensus and
> it being well thought through. Thanks!
>
We won't. This is something that needs testing and discussing. Any
opinions and suggestions are most welcome.
Alexander Hunziker wrote:
> In my opinion ignoring the gnome setting whether or not to show text
> labels in toolbars should not be ignored in nautilus. if users don't
> want text labels, they can set it accordingly system wide.
>
True, but we want a good, simple, intuitive default first, then the
option to change it by adding or modifying features.
> Personally, I use all of the UI elements in Nautilus regularly.
> Including the side pane, including the zooming icons. And I value the
> location bar very much, that's one of the best features of nautilus.
>
So, if they were switched off by default (I'm not necessarily suggesting
they should), you could, according to your suggestion above, switch them
on system-wide.
> Please don't start overactively simplifying stuff without consensus and
> it being well thought through. Thanks!
>
We won't. This is something that needs testing and discussing. Any
opinions and suggestions are most welcome.