Re: config

[Preben Randhol <randhol@pvv.org>]

Kasper Peeters <K.Peeters@damtp.cam.ac.uk> writes:

| > Dealing with wget can be very dangerous. If one has a link in the tree
| > to www.yahoo.com one is big trouble if one hasn't limited the level to
| > 1 ore something...
| 
| It won't do that unless you give the `--span-hosts' option in addition
| to `--recursive'. I usually use

Hmm maybe I used another option to ? It begun at least to download a
lot of things I didn't need so I had to break it :)

from wget (-r option)

              You should be warned that invoking this option may cause
              grave overloading of your connection.  The load can be
              minimized by lowering the maximal recursion level (see
              -l) and/or by lowering the number of retries (see -t).

I don't think it shouldn't be too easy to download a whole directory. If
people do not understand that this might cause high network traffic
and copyright violations, Mnemonic might be denied access on
servers. But on the other hand it would be very useful for a
levelheaded user. A warning dialog might do the trick?


I really like the toolbar with the menus in netscape. I use this as my
bookmark list and have several entries. But I don't want to do it like
this.

I want it like this:

|| File Edit Navigate View Bookmarks Help || Linux Searching C++

Where Linux, Searching and C++ are menus the user have specified
themselves. ( || means a separate Gtk_HandleBox )

The reason I want this that then one have everything on _one_ line as
opposed to two thus saving vertical space. Configurable as ever :-) 

Drag and drop would be nice too, but that I fear is a bit harder.

-- 
Preben Randhol              "You will find me if you want me in the garden,
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