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List:       kde-devel
Subject:    [Idea]Context Sensitive file dialog
From:       "Nikhil Marathe" <nsm.nikhil () gmail ! com>
Date:       2006-09-30 13:53:15
Message-ID: e1dff1920609300641tad625b4t56e3f962e5de0870 () mail ! gmail ! com
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Hello Everyone,
I have a idea for a context-sensitive file dialog for KDE. I don't know if
anyone has had this before. Basically when a user downloads or saves a file
the KIO system can analyse the file metadata to decide what should be the
default location to specify in the save dialog. For example for
mp3/ogg/other audio files it could be ~/Music, for OO.o/KOffice files
~/Documents and stuff like that. And of course the user could set his own
custom directories from the control center.
What do you think?

-Nikhil
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<br clear="all">Hello Everyone,<br>I have a idea for a context-sensitive file dialog
for KDE. I don't know if anyone has had this before. Basically when a
user downloads or saves a file the KIO system can analyse the file
metadata to decide what should be the default location to specify in
the save dialog. For example for mp3/ogg/other audio files it could be
~/Music, for OO.o/KOffice files ~/Documents and stuff like that. And of
course the user could set his own custom directories from the control
center.<br>What do you think?<br><br>-Nikhil<br>-- \
<br>------------------------------------------------------------------------<br>In a \
world without walls and fences,<br>who needs windows and \
gates<br>------------------------------------------------------------------------



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