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Does archive Manager in !Ubuntu makes archive handling complicated? http://is.gd/6qMdI Need feedback
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@manish I personally don't have a problem with it. I'd be open to seeing the archive integrate with nautilus though. Might be nice. :-)
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@brews Yes. That would be nice, but it makes us dependent on nautilus devs. We have to wait for them to implement it
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@manish So, then what are the reasonable options? Just have it uncompress on double-click ala OSX?
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Early morning tmrw, so I'm off to bed.
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@brews Ya. That is the thing most people do including heavy users. They just want to extract it since Nautilus doesn't handle archives
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@manish tar?
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@bigbrovar I don't think it makes you feel like you are working inside nautilus. Anyway can you make it more clear?
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@manish naa am just saying you dont have to be a programmer for source codes to b relevant to you in relation to foss.
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@manish eg I dont have to be a programmer to download the src of ubuntu linux linux & enable PEA or disable modules i dont need for my hw
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@jargon a source code needs to be packaged to binary. I have given you examples of you a non coder can use config flags to his benefit
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@jargon must packagers are not even coders. yet there package source codes for particular architure.
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@jargon I have quite a many examples of many source I have downloaded and enabled certain features i needed just by following docs
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@jargon at least I remember nautilus, pidgin, compiz and even the linux kernel. also u seem to think coders package, no they dont
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@jargon who is talking about average users. I am saying source code is not only relevant to coders.
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@jargon I was replying to this http://is.gd/6ro6e
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@reidrac let the strength of FOSS is not just source-code its community. FOSS is nothing without the community
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@manish IMHO double-click extracts would work well.
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@bigbrovar Archives are meant not only for source code. Even non-techy people use archives. Techy people don't come in picture now
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