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BassUltra β File Operations Indicator
Published: 2013-08-17 15:06:46 +0000 UTC; Views: 6543; Favourites: 30; Downloads: 186
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Contains notifications of file management stuff like copying, moving, and deleting files. Of course it only appears when one of these is happening.Related content
Comments: 18
What's that app you've got on the left? Does it actually exist or is it a mockup too?
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I like this a lot. instead of those annoying pop ups, it's kept in a simple manager. As long as this also worked for downloads from your browser, it would be perfect.
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This is something like what the KDE Plasma Desktop does with the file operations.
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That was never the intended design of the notifications.
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is essentially a notification. Would be nice to control it from there. Even gala notifications would make more sense
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System notifications will be stored in their own indicators. But there's going to be an indicator for app notifications.
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I do not know. I like the idea of ββunifying and give more functionality to gala notifications ... you know.Β Β Β Good job xD
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Well, there should probably be something to show the progress of a file operation.
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If we implement all your indicators in beta1, the clock will get annihilated XD
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Hi BassUltra,
I love this idea. I'm always searching for the Operation-dialog (on almost every OS). When using my phone (Android) I can track the process in the notification-window. But on other OS, I need to search that damn window (it's always hiding for some reason..)
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I don't think File Operations needs an indicator.Β
I don't know exactly how to explain this but File Operations dialog in my opinion belongs to pantheon-files.
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It still belongs to files, but instead of a dialog for whenever you're doing something with your files they'll be a notification and stored inside the indicator, where its more accessible.
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β¦and presumably remains accessible should the user close pantheon-files midway through a file operation (the file operation continuing to completion in the background). If memory serves, this is how nautilus works. Does pantheon-files not already do this? I forget (it's been a while since I conducted a lengthy file operation outside of the terminal)
P.S. I'm loving this new indicator mock-ups ~BassUltra. Can these be implemented as is, with all the visual splendour (e.g. 32/48px icons, etcβ¦), with the current state of the art?
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Not with the libraries from Ubuntu I believe. Well I dunno, pretty sure the libindicator stuff is strictly menu based.
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