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visualize the size folders by colors

  

KDE4 Brainstorm

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visualize the size folders by colors
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visualize the size folders by colors
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Downloads:  127
Submitted:  Feb 26 2006
Updated:  Feb 26 2006

Description:

Suggestion
Yellow = 0 -10 KB
Rose = 10 - 1 MB
Green = 1MB - 100MB
Red = 100MB - 1GB
Purple - 1GB - 10GB
To the size of the file or folder, an appropriate color.

Therefore we will get used to see what is occupying space in the hard disk for looking for the file.




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 LOL

 
 by Dandelion on: Feb 26 2006  
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If you want me to, I can do the translation for you - I'm Portuguese. =) Automatic translation doesn't work quite well... Part of what you've just written is meaningless in English. Anyway, the idea is good but the design surely needs some improvements.

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 Re: LOL

 
 by bagatelo on: Feb 26 2006  
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Muito agradecido eu te seria. É muito desagradável publicar minhas idéias aqui, e ver o pessoal criticando meu "inglês". Podes ver minhas outras ideias aqui

http://www.kde-look.org/usermanager/search.php?username=bagatelo

Um grande abraço...

O ser por si não é
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 quite good..

 
 by oryxz on: Feb 26 2006  
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The idea is quite good. But, having a background color back of folder isnt nice doesnt it. Ite better to colorize folder when mouse over.

Oryxz - KDE newbie
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 Re: quite good..

 
 by tuxsurfer on: Feb 27 2006  
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I have to agree with oryxz. I like the idea but think it would be best with a folder change on mouse hover. I don't care for it behind the icon.

"I reject your reality and substitute my own." ~Adam Savage
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 Filelight

 
 by Ekardnam on: Feb 26 2006  
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Well, the idea isn't bad, but I don't like when the filemanager starts coloring my folders. :P
Instead, if you want to know "what is occupying space in the hard disk", you could use something like filelight:
http://www.kde-apps.org/content/show.php?content=9887


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 Re: Filelight

 
 by MamiyaOtaru on: Feb 27 2006  
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if they were only colored on mouseover would that be better? That seems to be what is being discussed.


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 Re: Re: Filelight

 
 by bagatelo on: Feb 27 2006  
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Leaning that should be a function that we could activate / to disable with a click in the toolbar. Or a click with the right button of the mouse. It should be possible to configure the colors for each strip of Bytes, besides, it should be possible to configure to use instead of transparent colors; the height of the bar; the more high, larger the file. Or still, it should be possible to use a code similar to the code of colors of the resistors. I begin is her difficult to get used to, but after some time, we would get used to easily the alone for the colors and to see his/her size.


Penso que deveria ser uma função que poderiamos ativar / desativar com um clique na barra de ferramentas. Ou um clique com o botão direito do mouse. Deveria ser possivel configurar as cores para cada faixa de Bytes, além disso, deveria ser possível configurar para usar em vez de cores transparentes; a altura da barra; quanto mais alta, maior o arquivo. Ou ainda, deveria ser possivel usar um código semelhante ao código de cores dos resistores. A principio é dificil se acustumar, mas depois de algum tempo, nos acostumariamos facilmente a só para as cores e ver o tamanho dele.

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 Re: Re: Filelight

 
 by Ekardnam on: Feb 27 2006  
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I don't like it. Tools like Filelight is enough for me, don't need to intergrate it into the file manager.


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 No!

 
 by OutThere on: Apr 15 2006  
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Color coding does not work.
Everyone thinks color coding works, but I am a progessional designer and I AM TELLING YOU: NO. It's futile.

Forget it. If you cannot read numbers, colors won't help/
What if I am colorblind?


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