roberts


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Posted: Aug. 16 2007,01:28 |
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Quote (andrewb @ Aug. 15 2007,17:14) | I'll put a vote in for emelfm as well. On systems with small screens (e.g. Toshiba Libretto) emelfm is great - easy to move files around & easy to navigate. MC would be good if it would resize with the window, but until I can get that sorted I'd be very sorry to lose emelfm, though I could do without dfm as it opens far too many windows (can it be made to reuse the same window - is there a shortcut to close all the open windows (like shift-left-click on the 'X' in M$-windoze)) |
That is why I am still maintaining a 3.4.x series. Emelfm has not been removed. So there is really nothing to be complaining about!
Gosh, I used to get thanks, now instead I get this.
With non-changing tiny hardware, I suppose one could just stay with a release that works best for that particular hardware.
But to suggest not to try to adopt more capabilities through user friendlyness then I might was well as call it quits.
Alas, I have been through this before. I can recall those who said v0.5.3.1 was the last good version of DSL, then again when I came out with 1.0, and 2.0, and when unionfs was the default.
But here we are talking about 4.0 in a 3.4.1 thread when such is really not even necessary as I have taken the extra effort to keep 3.4 series going.
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