People can immediately see the advantage to printing to pdf!

The latest Nautilus is Gnome x.24 has tabs. They said it couldn't be done, but
they did it because people wanted it. I also found out to use Nautilus in XFCE
without having it takeover the desktop and menu bar. You need to use the
--no-desktop switch. The command is: nautilus --no-desktop. You can make a
launcher in XFCE or Fluxbox with this switch to simplify its use.

On the subject of file managers, I am not crazy about the new KDE file manager,
Dolphin. I can do just about anything I want with Konqueror. I prefer it to
Nautilus for most things. However with all of the extensions, Nautilus comes
close. Dolphin is all about looks and lower on functionality IMO. For example
you can have hidden files always show in Konqueror, but after you turn on hidden
files in Dolphin it reverts back to no hidden files. That sucks as I use hidden
files all of the time. I know that you can use the hot key but why should I have
to.

BTW, here is Nautilus with tabs for those of you not using the latest Gnome:
arstechnica.com/.../gnome-file-manager-gets-tab\
bed-file-browsing