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I know "Linux is not Windows," but considering Mint is a popular choice for people making the transition, it'd be nice to have a "natural" file sort option that follows Windows sorting rules, especially because people may have used certain file naming/punctuation conventions to force certain file sorting.
It'd be especially nifty if the sort type could be remembered for each location or drive, so it could be enabled only for NTFS drives for people who run dual OS setups, but that's not a priority for me.
It'd also be nice if Nemo had an option to remember the last-used tab setup like Dolphin, but that's a minor issue.
Nemo is pretty close to being perfect (for me), but I'm current using an older non-flatpak version of Dolphin instead. I'm surprised how far Linux desktop GUIs have come since I last tried; thanks to everyone who works on this stuff!
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I know "Linux is not Windows," but considering Mint is a popular choice for people making the transition, it'd be nice to have a "natural" file sort option that follows Windows sorting rules, especially because people may have used certain file naming/punctuation conventions to force certain file sorting.
It'd be especially nifty if the sort type could be remembered for each location or drive, so it could be enabled only for NTFS drives for people who run dual OS setups, but that's not a priority for me.
It'd also be nice if Nemo had an option to remember the last-used tab setup like Dolphin, but that's a minor issue.
Nemo is pretty close to being perfect (for me), but I'm current using an older non-flatpak version of Dolphin instead. I'm surprised how far Linux desktop GUIs have come since I last tried; thanks to everyone who works on this stuff!
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