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[Timothy R. Butler]

> And Naulilus looks 'spatial' now, as it is called.
> There are no back/up/reload buttons anymore; it's just
> icons and folders and apps. Weird, especially coming
> from the well refined nautilus of Gnome 2.5 series.
> All that work gone ... almost.

	I can't recall exactly how, but I think if you go into gconf_edit you
can restore the other view. I know it is possible.

	I think the reason you see the return of spatial viewing is because
Nautilus was (and I think still is) being worked on by veterans of Mac
OS Finder development. Considering that the rest of GNOME is taking on
an increasingly Macish look, I can't say I'm surprised to see Nautilus
acting like Mac OS Classic's finder (Mac OS X does not have a spatial
Finder).

	Of course, I think they should ask you the first time you use it what
mode you want.

	-Tim  

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