Gnome3 - Recent files - where are they?

[roger]

i still search my recent used files, in gnome2 (and even the fallback-version) there is still a list of recent used files (and the option to delete).

But where is this in G3? Shouldn't this be in the pulldown-menu, which appears, when i click on my username in the upper-right corner?

Even tough, i found several instructions, how to add more desktops. Driving the mouse to the upper-left screen corner should bring in the activities a big "+" in the bottom-right corner to add more desktops.

tia
roger

[kraekan]

i still search my recent used files, in gnome2 (and even the fallback-version) there is still a list of recent used files (and the option to delete).

But where is this in G3? Shouldn't this be in the pulldown-menu, which appears, when i click on my username in the upper-right corner?

Even tough, i found several instructions, how to add more desktops. Driving the mouse to the upper-left screen corner should bring in the activities a big "+" in the bottom-right corner to add more desktops.

tia
roger

Recent documents is a good point. As to added desktops is dynamic now. Drag an icon from the dash or the Applications overview to the far right should add an extra desktop to drop it on.

[roger]

So, there is still nothng for recent documents?

And thanks a lot for the additional workspaces. As you drag a icon on a free workspace on the right side, the app opens in that workspace. even, there will be created a new, empty workspace on the right side of the activity screen automatically.

[troyatlarge]

I don't know where the recent items folder is, or for that matter, where the trash is - however, I have used both now and then in a dynamic way. For example, pressing the window key and then a letter, shows all recent items with a name having that letter.

[RahulSundaram]

Hi

Some plans ahead for your reference

https://mail.gnome.org/archives/desktop-devel-list/2010-April/msg00085.html

[DCOH]

The more I hear and see about Gnome 3 the more I dislike it. Makes me glad I installed the KDE desktop.

[roger]

...of course it is new and needs to have his chance. of course, not everything is ok, but remember, there was a car builder with problems in his tank because of spiders. and this with a product on the market with good experience.

if you use kde oder gnome, no matter, it just hast to fix your needs. and i personally find the idea behind gnome good - i give them a chance. and i hope some others do also, so we find our spiders in the tank and fix it :)

and remember, gnome2 has settled as near-standard over years, they try a complete new concept of user-interaction, which should rise usability. where is kde at this moment? just wait, they will do a similar step to...

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ah sorry, i mixed my german with english :D

[kurtdriver]

I don't know where the recent items folder is, or for that matter, where the trash is - however, I have used both now and then in a dynamic way. For example, pressing the window key and then a letter, shows all recent items with a name having that letter.
You can empty the trash from within Nautilus, is that what you mean by dynamic?