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Daniel Gryniewicz <dang@g.o> posted |
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1157067703.22701.43.camel@××××××××××××××.net, excerpted below, on Thu, 31 |
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Aug 2006 19:41:43 -0400: |
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>> Luckily, KDE believes in actually giving the user such choices. Not all |
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>> desktops seem to, one of the reasons I'm using KDE and not these other |
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>> desktops. Thus, I was pretty sure even before I found it that the option |
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>> was there. I just had to look for it. |
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> <sigh> |
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> System -> Preferences -> File Management |
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> On the Behavior tab. |
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> A checkbox that says: Include a delete command that bypasses Trash |
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> It's not even hard to find, it was the first place I looked. |
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OK, but does it yet include the ordinary ability to choose colors for |
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elements of the GUI, or is that still edit the config manually or install |
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a style to your liking, only? What about keyboard shortcuts? Are they |
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user redefinable both at the overall system and individual application |
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levels? I /do/ understand the filechooser is finally getting the textbox |
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path entry back. Sure, ctrl-l or whatever, but how was the user supposed |
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to know that? |
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While an AOLer targeted "padded cell" interface may be popular for some, |
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perhaps a huge "some" as AOL so well demonstrated, some of us hate that |
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attitude with a passion, and /thought/ we had kissed it goodbye when we |
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left proprietaryware aka slaveryware behind. (I've since realized that it |
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may indeed have a place within the free software movement, for exactly |
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those AOLer types who after all we'd like to see using free software as |
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well. That doesn't mean I find it any less personally repulsive, but if |
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some people want to spend their life on that sort of software, that's |
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after all part of what free software is all about, and I'd not take away |
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that choice.) |
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Duncan - List replies preferred. No HTML msgs. |
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"Every nonfree program has a lord, a master -- |
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and if you use the program, he is your master." Richard Stallman |
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