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2019-10-21 20:19 deepin yes, i think your advice is very good
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2019-10-21 21:33 deepin I don't like the design of Nautilus Coping Files Progress Bar which uses a small sector shape to indicate the progress. Many new users won't notice the progress bar. They have no idea whether the copying is completed. What's worse, if you close Nautilus when copying a big file , copying goes on but how to know its progress ?
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2019-10-21 21:40 deepin If you copy two big files one after the other, what's the meaning of the sector shape ? The progress of the first file or the second or total ? It's is obscure to understand.
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Hi.
Considering the idea of "using the best of every system", I would like to sugest Deepin to adopt the same system of the Nautilus (Gnome File Manager) Coping Files Progress Bar in the Deepin File Manager, like that:
It is more easy, practical, functional and safe than one more window covering up the Desktop.
Hugs and Cheers.