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Re: [gcmd-dev] ALt+Enter File Properties
From: |
Piotr Eljasiak |
Subject: |
Re: [gcmd-dev] ALt+Enter File Properties |
Date: |
Sun, 27 Sep 2009 20:05:15 +0200 |
> Piotr:
> > Size: xxxx bytes of xxxxx bytes
>
> Honestly, i think what interests is the free space, not the total one, and
> users prefer to be lazy ...
>
> Why not another line 'Free disk space' ? There's no need to keep that window
> short.
> The term 'Size' should probably then 'Folder content size' or so, to be clear.
>
> I checked with nautilus, they say 'Free space' and 'Content'.
> They also count the items, well, i think this is not really important in
> daily usage.
>
> But free space is. For example, since i started my own HD video clips, some
> shared 'exchange' partitions (in a small home-net) run out of space rapidly
> and i need to keep and eye...
>
> Konqueror shows a full 'Device usage' line like in df -h. Krusader and
> Dolphin are using the same module. This module is overkill IMHO, or, given
> the amount of information, at least it's bad layout.
> Well, they give the mount point, that's also useful, but they call it
> 'mounted on', for every folder *sigh*.
What about:
Mount location: /home
Free space: 34 GB of 300 GB (11% used)
?
> Total Commander ... ?
>
> # ~ mi: total commander
> # -bash: total: command not found
Total Commander just uses system dlq window for displaying the
properties - we have more freedom here ;o)