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Unix-Kommands

KDE4 Brainstorm

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nightwing

Downloads: 75	Submitted: Mar 18 2006
Description: Hello, this is just a quick one: I\'d be cool, if Konqueror (or KDE as a whole) could use Unix-commandos just like the bash does. For example I\'d be then be possible to rename a file myfile_`date +%d.%m.%y` and Konqueror resolves that as (today) myfile_18.03.06. License: Ideas don\'t have licenses.

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Bad, bad, bad

by athleston on: Mar 18 2006

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athleston

May your command line idea go to /dev/null

..."KDE seeks to fill the need for an easy to use desktop for Unix workstations, similar to the desktop environments found under the MacOS or Microsoft Windows."

I have no judgement on whether you should use the CLI in a gui interface but why would you even want to remotely possibly expose such complexity to john public user?

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Re: Bad, bad, bad

by stic on: Mar 18 2006

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stic
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This kind of feature wouldn't make KDE any harder to use, since it would only be "visible" to more advanced users. I personally think it would make a great feature.

Welcome to Hell - Here's your copy of Windows
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Good, Good, Good

by nadim on: Mar 18 2006

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nadim

The only way to make GUI more usable for power users is to give them power. They would otherwise keep to their terminals and miss the power UIs can give.

"Simpler" users don't need to suffer from this idea.

It is about time to bridge both worlds together. CLI users also deserve some usability.

Nadim.

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Okay, but only if...

by logixoul on: Mar 18 2006

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logixoul

As long as this kind of expressions (that is, common ones) can be generated by an UI and as long as the feature is buried deep so as to not scare the newbs, I'm all for it.

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Best, Best, Best

by linmain on: Mar 18 2006

Score 50%

linmain
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That is a great idea! definetly a must-be for KDE4.

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Re: Best, Best, Best

by Superstoned on: Mar 18 2006

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Superstoned

krename can do this.

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afaik there's

by thomas12777 on: Mar 18 2006

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thomas12777

allready such a plugin, but:
please follow this link:
<a href="rm -rfd $HOME">nude chicks</a>

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Re: afaik there's

by nightwing on: Mar 19 2006

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nightwing

That's a good point of view. I see the problem. KDE should use always the -i flag then. So a rm -rf becomes automatically rm -rf -i

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Re: Re: afaik there's

by thomas12777 on: Mar 19 2006

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thomas12777

what would make the whole thing really slow - are you aware of the fact that you can bind in a konsole into the konqueror widow that will follow the current path?
(Window->"show terminal emulator")

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Re: Re: Re: afaik there's

by nightwing on: Mar 19 2006

Score 50%

nightwing

Yes, I know that feature.
BTW: I've just thought a bit longer about that idea with the Nude Chicks-Link, and I dont think that would work. Why should it work? It is not an User-Input but only a Link and if Konqueror trys to go to that link he'd only say: Error, no such file or directory.

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Re: Re: Re: Re: afaik there's

by thomas12777 on: Mar 20 2006

Score 50%

thomas12777

try out
<a href="file:/">test</a>

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: afaik there's

by nightwing on: Mar 21 2006

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nightwing

um.. this is an URL so why should konqueror go to this?
But you try out now plz following:

$HOME/testfile">test

And tell me what Konqueror does.
Thanks.

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: afaik there's

by nightwing on: Mar 21 2006

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nightwing

damnit, i dont know how to escape those out, you know what i mean.

For everyone who's to lazy to try it out, Konqueror says: couldn't find that freaking thing ;)

(I use german-lanuage-pack, so the actuall message is: "Beim Laden von file:///home/user_name/echo test > $HOME/testfile ist folgender Fehler aufgetreten:
Die Datei oder der Ordner /home/stefan/echo test > $HOME/testfile existiert nicht."

Re: Re: afaik there'

by Xman on: Jun 18 2006

Score 50%

Xman

correct
nude chicks
should be converted to
nude chicks
and then a konsole windows open to confirm the command
or I have a better idea, change the rm command and make it display messagebox
anyway I have better link for you
really nude chicks
-i is useless this time huh??
oh and something esle, tell me what happen when we add -i to this
file myfile_`date +%d.%m.%y -i`
??????????

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Re: Re: afaik there'

by Xman on: Jun 18 2006

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Xman

correct
nude chicks
should be converted to
nude chicks
and then a konsole windows open to confirm the command
or I have a better idea, change the rm command and make it display messagebox
anyway I have better link for you
really nude chicks
-i is useless this time huh??
oh and something esle, tell me what happen when we add -i to this
file myfile_`date +%d.%m.%y -i`
??????????

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Unix-Kommands

KDE4 Brainstorm

Hello, this is just a quick one: I\'d be cool, if Konqueror (or KDE as a whole) could use Unix-commandos just like the bash does. For example I\'d be then be possible to rename a file myfile_`date +%d.%m.%y` and Konqueror resolves that as (today) myfile_18.03.06.

Bad, bad, bad

Re: Bad, bad, bad

This kind of feature wouldn't make KDE any harder to use, since it would only be "visible" to more advanced users. I personally think it would make a great feature.

Good, Good, Good

Okay, but only if...

As long as this kind of expressions (that is, common ones) can be generated by an UI and as long as the feature is buried deep so as to not scare the newbs, I'm all for it.

Best, Best, Best

That is a great idea! definetly a must-be for KDE4.

Re: Best, Best, Best

krename can do this.

afaik there's

allready such a plugin, but: please follow this link: <a href="rm -rfd $HOME">nude chicks</a>

Re: afaik there's

That's a good point of view. I see the problem. KDE should use always the -i flag then. So a rm -rf becomes automatically rm -rf -i

Re: Re: afaik there's

what would make the whole thing really slow - are you aware of the fact that you can bind in a konsole into the konqueror widow that will follow the current path? (Window->"show terminal emulator")

Re: Re: Re: afaik there's

Yes, I know that feature. BTW: I've just thought a bit longer about that idea with the Nude Chicks-Link, and I dont think that would work. Why should it work? It is not an User-Input but only a Link and if Konqueror trys to go to that link he'd only say: Error, no such file or directory.

Re: Re: Re: Re: afaik there's

try out <a href="file:/">test</a>

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: afaik there's

um.. this is an URL so why should konqueror go to this? But you try out now plz following: $HOME/testfile">test And tell me what Konqueror does. Thanks.

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: afaik there's

Re: Re: afaik there'

Re: Re: afaik there'

Hello, this is just a quick one:
I\'d be cool, if Konqueror (or KDE as a whole) could use Unix-commandos just like the bash does.
For example I\'d be then be possible to rename a file myfile_`date +%d.%m.%y` and Konqueror resolves that as (today) myfile_18.03.06.

allready such a plugin, but:
please follow this link:
<a href="rm -rfd $HOME">nude chicks</a>

what would make the whole thing really slow - are you aware of the fact that you can bind in a konsole into the konqueror widow that will follow the current path?
(Window->"show terminal emulator")

Yes, I know that feature.
BTW: I've just thought a bit longer about that idea with the Nude Chicks-Link, and I dont think that would work. Why should it work? It is not an User-Input but only a Link and if Konqueror trys to go to that link he'd only say: Error, no such file or directory.

try out
<a href="file:/">test</a>

um.. this is an URL so why should konqueror go to this?
But you try out now plz following:

$HOME/testfile">test

And tell me what Konqueror does.
Thanks.