GTK+ 3

[dE .]

Tabbed browsing is a very basic feature of all FM (even PCmanfm supports 
it), everyone knows about it and is desired by everyone in a FM, also 
integrated find allows capability of the FM to be applied to the search 
results which's also incredibility useful, it also reduces task of 
re-selecting the location to be searched; this feature is what people 
expect as a minimal, even Win has this feature.

Also it's a better if discussion is focused on the masses rather than 
ourselves.
On 10/15/11 08:01, Leandro Cassa wrote:
>
> I dont like having thousands of windows opened for file browsing, 
> usually I find the file I want and close Thunar. Having multiple tabs 
> seems to complicate something that is suppposed to be a one-time thing
>
> Em 14/10/2011 22:15, "dE ." <de.techno at gmail.com 
> <mailto:de.techno at gmail.com>> escreveu:
>
>     On 10/15/11 04:13, Matt x wrote:
>
>         dE .,
>           What changes do you think xfce needs to become "mainstream",
>         "easy to use", and "feature rich"?  It already seems easy to
>         use to me; no harder or easier than Gnome2 was.  It already
>         has almost all the features I want (or will in 4.10) except
>         the non-essential just-for-looks ones.
>
>         -Matt
>
>         On 10/14/2011 12:55 PM, dE . wrote:
>
>             Hi.
>
>             Hello devs, great job with the DE. I'd been personally
>             used the DE for a
>             year and now I'm thinking of replacing Gnome with it for
>             deployment.
>
>             First I'd like to write what I think people think about
>             xfce after Gnome
>             3 arrived. People don't see Xfce as a light weight DE
>             anymore, they see
>             it as a mainstream DE, a replacement of Gnome 2 which I
>             think has
>             started to deprecate (someday it will); the lightweight
>             section has been
>             replaced with lxde; Even Linus announced, he's quitting
>             Gnome in favor
>             of Xfce.
>
>             So I suggest the Xfce project should change it's goal
>             towards being a
>             lightweight DE to a mainstream DE -- i.e. more feature
>             rich but it's
>             main objective should be being user friendly and retaining
>             the classic
>             desktop to avoid migration cost and retraining. At this
>             time, this's
>             what people expect from Xfce. Around release of Gnome 3,
>             searches for
>             xfce has been increasing -
>
>             http://www.google.com/trends?q=xfce
>
>             People searching for gnome and xfce together means they're
>             trying to
>             migrate -
>
>             http://www.google.com/trends?q=xfce+gnome&ctab=0&geo=all&date=all
>             <http://www.google.com/trends?q=xfce+gnome&ctab=0&geo=all&date=all>
>             <http://www.google.com/trends?q=xfce+gnome&ctab=0&geo=all&date=all
>             <http://www.google.com/trends?q=xfce+gnome&ctab=0&geo=all&date=all>>
>
>             It'll continue to increase but only if xfce does what
>             people expect it
>             to do -- be the mainstream.
>
>             My main question was -- what about GTK 3 migration? It has
>             to be done
>             someday.
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>     Thunar search integration and tabbed browsing is something I
>     missed to start off.
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