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Package: gimp
Version: 2.2.8-7
Severity: wishlist
In a fresh installation when one gets to the select swap directory
part, one enters a very unfamiliar directory chooser interface.
One can see /home, and Filesystems, but no ".." or "/".
Finally one figures out one must click Filesystems to finally find /tmp.
Anyway, just wanted to note that this chooser system seems very
non-Unix like, and not even like Windows.
Mainly one cannot see how to go "up" in the file tree.
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This is a GTK interface issue, and has been debated many times over the
past 2 years. It won't change any time soon.
Dan Jacobson wrote:
> Package: gimp
> Version: 2.2.8-7
> Severity: wishlist
>
> In a fresh installation when one gets to the select swap directory
> part, one enters a very unfamiliar directory chooser interface.
>
> One can see /home, and Filesystems, but no ".." or "/".
>
> Finally one figures out one must click Filesystems to finally find /tmp.
>
> Anyway, just wanted to note that this chooser system seems very
> non-Unix like, and not even like Windows.
>
> Mainly one cannot see how to go "up" in the file tree.
>
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