The checkbox for 'Pathbar Style' is selected when 'Toolbar Style' is in use. The checkbox for 'Toolbar Style' is selected when 'Pathbar Style' is in use. Thunar v 0.9.0 (not available in selection box above) on Xubuntu 8.10
Are you sure you don't confuse "pathbar" and "toolbar" here?
Well, since I began gui software development almost 20 years ago, a "toolbar" has always been a group of clickable buttons (containing text and/or icons) and a "pathbar" is a textbox where a path can be typed. Isn't that what they mean in xfce?
Yes I agree, it is weird...
Well, a toolbar has always been a bar with buttons for different actions. Most times it's reaching across the full width of the window. The current pathbar doesn't have different types of buttons. It just has one button for each directory in your current path. The current toolbar is a toolbar the way everyone knows it - except that it also has an input field in it. The only problem I see is that most people probably don't know what a pathbar is because this (most likely) didn't exist before. IMHO it's correct the way we do it right now. Sometimes people just have to accept new terms for new things.
i just installed the svn version of thunar today (1.0.1) and i also have big toolbar icons. i have gnome 2.26.1 on ubuntu 9.04. is there a chance for this to be fixed?
(In reply to comment #5) > i just installed the svn version of thunar today (1.0.1) and i also have big > toolbar icons. i have gnome 2.26.1 on ubuntu 9.04. is there a chance for this > to be fixed? Sorry, this is the wrong bug.
(In reply to comment #6) > (In reply to comment #5) > > i just installed the svn version of thunar today (1.0.1) and i also have big > > toolbar icons. i have gnome 2.26.1 on ubuntu 9.04. is there a chance for this > > to be fixed? > > Sorry, this is the wrong bug. oh sorry, that was a mistake, which i did realise just now