Dear friends,
I can say that almost everything I use in Mint are entirely functional and well made.
Nevertheless,I cannot understand why the developers of Linux (at least Ubuntu,that I know of) haven't thought of the thing that Windows Explorer does in Win XP,and which I think is a very good and useful feature:Just by moving the cursor over a file icon or document,you get a little card telling you basic information about the file,without having to right-click on it and go to the Properties in the drop down menu.
I believe that it is a very useful feature that Nautilus should have.
As I'm relatively new to Mint,I don't suppose such a thing can be done,can it?
Thanks for reading.
Nautilus:seeing file info without clicking file icon
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Nautilus:seeing file info without clicking file icon
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Re: Nautilus:seeing file info without clicking file icon
nautilus has a few scripts that do some cool stuff like that or show the size info.
i want to install those as well but haven't tried yet
i want to install those as well but haven't tried yet