On Saturday 25 June 2005 17:05, Aaron J. Seigo wrote:
> the reason this is in kfile is because it's used in more than one place.
> sharing code between apps is a good thing. kdelibs is not a kernel, it's an
> application framework.
Sharing code is a good thing for sure. But IMO an application framework should 
be as thin as possible and with a lot of hooks in place.
In our case the kfile kio should just tell to all the "a file has been 
opened"-listeners that a certain action happened on some files. And ship the 
RecentDocuments listener by default.
Right now there is not a simple way to add another hook to the "a file has 
been opened" action without a kfile recompilation. This limits what a third 
party application or service can do.

> the project is alive and doing very, very well AFAIK. talk to Kurt Pfeifle,
> he'll hook you up if there are available accounts. knowing Kurt he'll be
> more than happy to get another NXer on board =)
Perfect, I'll contact it soon!

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