Contributor Blackdrive

I just know that google put video voice capability to the gtalk. Please hurry to port it to the pidgin. It would be one more option (wide used) of video and voice chat for we use with our friends no linux users.

sorry for my English

If a friend is over and my session has been locked (due to screensaver, etc) there should be a "Guest session" button for them to open the Guest session, so they can check their email or whatever without knowing anything about Gnome or Linux or user accounts.

Currently the locked screen has:

Password: [_______________]
[Leave Message] [Switch User] [Cancel] [Unlock]

I'd say change it to:

Password: [_______________]
[Leave Message] [Guest Session] [Switch User] [Cancel] [Unlock]

I shouldn't need to log in just so that someone else can launch a Guest session.

Could you add a thumbnail view in the file-requesters or open dialogs so that I dont have to open gthumb/f-spot to check the photo filename before sending to someone in Pidgin or attaching to an email...

It would be nice if the open/save dialog in nautilus would support the full context menu when rightclicking files or folders, i.e. if one can move, rename, delete, ... filesystem objects. It is always sort of annoying having to open an extra nautilus window to go to the folder one already is in to i.e. rename the new folder one named the wrong way.

This shouldn't be to difficult to implement, essentially it would be enough to recycle the file-list of the normal nautilus browser, and redirect the "file->onclick resp. folder -> onclick" functions and evv. filter the items according to the requirements, i.e. of the type of file to be opened. This would also greatly simplify the development of the file browser, as (from what I know) not two separate index versions have to be mantained, but there would just be one, and changes to it would reflect both the normal nautilus browser as well as the "reduced" open/save browser.

The idea is to be able to close a program, WHILE it is still loading, by right clicking on it in Gnome toolbar (Window List applet) and selecting "Close".

This is useful when you accidentally run a program that takes a lot of time and CPU to load. In MacOSX you are able to close it before it is loaded. This should be possible in Linux too.

Suggested solution: Right clicking on the loading program and selecting "Close" should get the PID of that program and kill it.

It would be very helpful to, well... myself and I'm sure other people if Transmission would set emblems on folders or files based on what they're doing. It could set one emblem when the download starts and one when it's completed so you know when it's safe to relocate the folder or file without having to go back and forth from Transmission.

The most useful thing about this is it doesn't depend on Transmission to be running to keep you informed on the status of the file, you wouldn't have to open transmission to see if that file you just started downloading and forgot about was done or not.

Implement the drag & drop action on appointments between days.

Ex : We are monday, I click on my appointment at 10AM and drag it on any day in the calendar on the left to move it. It will appear that day at 10AM.

Really really handy.

Like in Outlook :'(

:-D