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Downloads: 114	Submitted: Apr 23 2007
Description: See the screenshot. I really hope that this will be implemented in KDE4. License: GPL

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Mac OS X

by MasterD on: Apr 23 2007

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Looks like the feature in Mac OS X.

But I don't understand what the sence is. Why do you want a link to the libaries? To install libraries with drag in drop?

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Re: Mac OS X

by lzfy on: Apr 23 2007

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It would be easier because:
1. The home folder would be much more cleaner.
2. Drag and Drop
3. You would find stuff easier.

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yes

by cyb3rj on: Apr 23 2007

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exposing these things to be more easily accessible (drag-n-drop, for example) would be nice.

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symbolic links

by ebbo on: Apr 23 2007

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isnt this an distribution problem?
all those links might be symbolic links to distri specific folders...

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Re: symbolic links

by adz21c on: Apr 23 2007

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Agreed

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Re: symbolic links

by lzfy on: Apr 25 2007

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It can be done by the maintainers of a distro but that would be more like a hack. Why not doing it right in the first place?

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Re: Re: symbolic links

by ebbo on: Apr 26 2007

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because you don't know the distris folder structure ;)

just kidding,
i like the idea very much, kde should make distris to accept kdes own guidelines, so that it its own user workflow, even if the based distribution is different.

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Re: symbolic links

by vdboor on: Apr 28 2007

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> isnt this an distribution problem?

hacking arround KDE to change all paths? You have 10 other Linux users complaining they did that. I'd rather love to see KDE adopting this folder style, so it's the default for all distributions.

Now you'll have to dig into $kdedir/share/.. to find icons, wallpapers and such. If these were available from a _clean_ central location, that would be really great!!

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Re: Re: symbolic links

by Fri13 on: Apr 28 2007

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Would that be hided by default or get it to hided?

I like to keep my home directory clean and in good order. I dont like get there any /tmp, /movies, /music, /photos, /pictures etcetc directory what i dont make there.

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KDE4 Brainstorm

See the screenshot. I really hope that this will be implemented in KDE4.

Mac OS X

Looks like the feature in Mac OS X. But I don't understand what the sence is. Why do you want a link to the libaries? To install libraries with drag in drop?

Re: Mac OS X

It would be easier because: 1. The home folder would be much more cleaner. 2. Drag and Drop 3. You would find stuff easier.

yes

exposing these things to be more easily accessible (drag-n-drop, for example) would be nice.

symbolic links

isnt this an distribution problem? all those links might be symbolic links to distri specific folders...

Re: symbolic links

Agreed

Re: symbolic links

It can be done by the maintainers of a distro but that would be more like a hack. Why not doing it right in the first place?

Re: Re: symbolic links

because you don't know the distris folder structure ;) just kidding, i like the idea very much, kde should make distris to accept kdes own guidelines, so that it its own user workflow, even if the based distribution is different.

Re: symbolic links

Re: Re: symbolic links

Would that be hided by default or get it to hided? I like to keep my home directory clean and in good order. I dont like get there any /tmp, /movies, /music, /photos, /pictures etcetc directory what i dont make there.

Looks like the feature in Mac OS X.

But I don't understand what the sence is. Why do you want a link to the libaries? To install libraries with drag in drop?

It would be easier because:
1. The home folder would be much more cleaner.
2. Drag and Drop
3. You would find stuff easier.

isnt this an distribution problem?
all those links might be symbolic links to distri specific folders...

because you don't know the distris folder structure ;)

just kidding,
i like the idea very much, kde should make distris to accept kdes own guidelines, so that it its own user workflow, even if the based distribution is different.

Would that be hided by default or get it to hided?

I like to keep my home directory clean and in good order. I dont like get there any /tmp, /movies, /music, /photos, /pictures etcetc directory what i dont make there.