GNOME has no thumbnails in the file picker (and my toilets are blocked) - new post on my website https://jayfax.neocities.org/mediocrity/gnome-has-no-thumbnails-in-the-file-picker.html
@anjum how is this a big deal whatsoever????
@tromino Imagine a file picker that didn't list the file names, only its creation dates.
Imagine having to deal with pungent sewage smell every time brushing your teeth.
@anjum but how is lacking a thumbnail view so important that a file picker is literally broken if it doesn't have it, that's what I don't understand
@tromino Read the article. A file picker has one job, and it's to be able to search and pick a file. I an unable to find pictures with it. Arguing about this is like arguing with my sister that no, the toilets aren't fine, it fails and it's basic job.
@anjum btw I'm not saying that the option wouldn't be useful or that they shouldn't add it (even if I wouldn't use it personally), I just think you're way overreacting when you say that a file picker is unusable without it
@tromino Oh sure, and maybe I'm overreacting about my blocked toilets, cause hey—if you ignore a problem long enough you can get used to it, which my family have. This is my point, people have become so used to mediocrity that my expectation of a fully functioning file pickers is seen as overreacting.
@anjum *shrug*
@tromino That's cause you're used to mediocrity and have accordingly shaped your life to avoiding the use case of needing to upload files. Again, basic functionality that in every popular operating system, particularly Android and iOS.
@tromino The reason why British cuisine sucks so much is because people here don't realise how good it can be.
@tromino So people accordingly and unconsciously shape their life to avoid the need to ever demand good food from restaurants and eateries.
@tromino So British people are like "why would I ever need something other than a fry up for breakfast", meanwhile my dutch friend came to the UK he was horrified at the hotel breakfast buffet.
@anjum also, I think the fact that I still find it more convenient to use the file picker than to drag a file in from nautilus shows how not a big deal it is to me
@anjum but I don't see how an icon view in the file picker would improve my life in any way