@tbernard Why is there a gear in the title of Files, though?
@drq @tbernard @KekunPlazas it’s the .devel style class on the window. Apps built with a development profile use this.
@tbernard @KekunPlazas How is it going with getting nautilus working right on phone-like devices in general?
@Alexmitter It's a complex app, so I suspect it's going to take a while before it's 100% adaptive, but AFAIK there's been a good amount of progress by @brainblasted and @KekunPlazas lately, and most of the primary navigation stuff more or less works.
It may look like it’s “just” a preferences window, but it means a lot is happening in the GNOME ecosystem.
It means Nautlius, a 20 years old application, is moving towards adaptiveness. There are tons of work happening behind the scenes.
Thanks a lot @tbernard and @KekunPlazas for being part of those who make it happen!
@tbernard @KekunPlazas very nice :) having a real full featured file manager on mobile phones is going to be great. I can just add network shares on my phone like I do on my home and work pc. Awesome stuff
@tbernard @KekunPlazas oh damn, you *can* get tree view in nautilus! :) I thought it wasn't possible 🤦
That, and lack of dual-pane, were the reasons I switched to nemo.
Hmm....
@tbernard @KekunPlazas I can't wait to have this on my #librem5, but I cannot call "files" to #nautilus ;)
@tbernard Getting some strong iOS vibes from this.
Server run by the main developers of the project 
It is not focused on any particular niche interest - everyone is welcome as long as you follow our code of conduct!
@tbernard @KekunPlazas
Wouldn't it be more reasoned if the header labels were inside the resp. box, or at least visually more connected to that box?