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[Bryce Harrington <bryce@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On Fri, Feb 12, 2010 at 09:54:44PM -0000, Luca Invernizzi wrote:
> Hi Duncan. I marked your blueprint as superseded by this bug because I
> was cleaning up blueprints which had already a bug opened with a similar
> idea. Having a discussion in blueprints is not easy (there are no
> comments, only the "whiteboard", when anyone can write-and delete).

gtg is a concise enough project that blueprints may be superfluous.  I
find them handy myself in Ubuntu, and to a lesser degree in Inkscape,
but for smaller projects I work on I usually just turn blueprints off
and use just the bug tracker.  Better to have a unified place for your
work.

Regarding Duncan's point, yeah maybe the title/subject of this bug
should be redone to be something like, "Implement a task detail pane to
show in the main taskbrowser window" or something?

Also, there should probably be a second bug opened for adding the
infrastructure to support the above.  I think it should be a
plugin-based mechanism, such as a notebook into which plugins can add
tabs.  I'd be willing to take the assignment for implementing this
framework (actually I've already started on it and have made some modest
progress...)

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Open task with single click instead of double click
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/341871
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Bug description:
It will be great to be able to open a task by simple clicking on it in the main view. This could be an option, perhaps using the nautilus comportment.