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Is there a way to achieve compact view in Nautilus?
I have always used Nemo (Cinnamon's file manager) on Gnome to achieve said functionality, but it looks alien compared to the rest of the Desktop and therefore I want to use Nautilus.
(Picture: compact view in Nemo, I found said picture online)
Apart from selecting the folder view and making it really small, I don't think so. Maybe look into hacking it using gconfeditor, or something?
BTW - your image link is broken.
Fixed.