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Re: (In)sensitive menu itens for displaying information

 

There is something for this purpose already. A bit mackish but quick and
slick

http://gloobus <http://gloobus.net/>

Btw, muinshee is great... a bit slow on start.
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*On Thu, Nov 4, 2010 at 6:53 PM, Alex Launi <alex.launi@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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*On Thu, 2010-11-04 at 17:25 +0000, Matthew Paul Thomas wrote:*
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*Apparently usability testing of 10.10 found that people were surprised*
*when music files opened in Totem. I haven't seen the exact results, and*
*I'm not sure how we'd open standalone music files in Banshee while*
*making it clear either (a) that they weren't being added to the library,*
*or (b) how to remove them from the library. (IIRC Mac OS X opens music*
*files by default in QuickTime Player, not iTunes, presumably for the*
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*I've been considering this. It might be a good use case for Muinshee.
Muinshee is a good standalone player for when you don't really need a
library, but still uses all of the Banshee infrastructure.*
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*We need a similar solution for the one-off video case. Perhaps extending
Muinshee to play video in a similar way would be a good solution.*
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*Alex Launi*
*Ubuntu Desktop Experience Team*
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