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Message #01921
Re: Default to single click to open files and folders
> note: checkbox appears on mouse-over.
> this behaviour works best, if all thumbs are of the same size and
> muscle memory is honored by the checkbox position.
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> for those who want to test this behaviour live: try Dolphin, it's just
> a command away:
> $sudo apt-get install dolphin
Add a handle for dragging and I might start to like this idea. :)
Since the main subject of this discussion is reducing what the
user is supposed to know a priori, then I think that, if we are
going in the single-click route, then we should go
all the way and not require him to know that the
single-clicking-and-holding and single-clicking-and-releasing
are different things. Therefore, drag-n-drop also deserves
its mouseover handle, methinks...
References
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Re: Default to single click to open files and folders
From: Conscious User, 2010-05-12
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Re: Default to single click to open files and folders
From: Jan-Christoph Borchardt, 2010-05-12
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Re: Default to single click to open files and folders
From: Conscious User, 2010-05-12
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Re: Default to single click to open files and folders
From: Tyler Brainerd, 2010-05-12
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Re: Default to single click to open files and folders
From: Thorsten Wilms, 2010-05-13
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Re: Default to single click to open files and folders
From: Alex Lourie, 2010-05-13
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Re: Default to single click to open files and folders
From: Remco, 2010-05-13
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Re: Default to single click to open files and folders
From: Alex Lourie, 2010-05-13
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Re: Default to single click to open files and folders
From: Remco, 2010-05-13
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Re: Default to single click to open files and folders
From: Frederik Nnaji, 2010-05-13