Comment 65 for bug 14838

(In reply to comment #63)
> (In reply to comment #62)
> > I think apps/nautilus/preferences/no_ubuntu_spatial must be checked by default.
> > Those users who wants Ubuntu-spatial, has it a few mouse clicks away :)
>
> This is completely fine by me, as I would completely accept spending 1 minute to
> change it.

I can accept this time spend, too. But I don't talk for me, but for those who
can't/don't know how to do it. Maybe the (partial) solution could be simply to
add an option in Nautilus preferences dialog box, which could be easier than to
change gconf keys.

> The problem here is people who cannot accept that what they prefer (I still have
> problems accepting people actually like default spatial Gnome behavior, but it's
> another story) was not choosen as the default setting by developers. Most
> posters didn't even bother researching the issue, as the gconf key was mentioned
> quite a few times already. This shows lack of respect for the developers work.
>
> Besides, could people could stop the "newbie" argument ? Newbies get their stuff
> setup for them by a more experienced friend / their admin.

Not always, IMO.

> Isn't getting MP3/DVDs/3D/etc working actually somewhat harder, or do you thing
> Mr Newbie will want to accept something which cannot do MP3/DVDs/3D/etc like his
> Windows did ?

Navigating across the filesystem is a more basic thing than do MP3/DVDs/3D, IMO.
Not all people wants/needs MP3, but anyone (probably) wants to navigate across
their folders/files.

> If this is still a problem for you, I think it might be time to choose another
> distribution, as Mark has stated many times that this will not be fixed.

Yes, sadly, you could be right, but I think this matters are that makes free
software so wonderful, besides I remains an Ubuntu user or not.

Peace.