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Subject:    Re: [kde-promo] Possibility of changing "desktop" name is harmful
From:       Luke Parry <parry.luke () googlemail ! com>
Date:       2006-07-25 21:07:33
Message-ID: 44c68804.5448e46c.1947.ffffd8cb () mx ! gmail ! com
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I still think that it is important that the desktop should be accessible 
within Konqueror and other Kde applications. For example I am sure that the 
desktop is the default location for Firefox and not the home folder itself, 
which isn't good practise anyway. 

However making the desktop available ever as a link on the navigational bar, 
when your in the home folder would be useful but not visible in the home 
folder view. Through personal experience some desktops I have seen, a lot of 
work is kept on the desktop, at least on Windows Based machines. 

Luke Parry
On Tuesday 25 July 2006 17:34, Kimmo Sundqvist wrote:
> On Friday 14 July 2006 20:49, Kevin Krammer wrote:
> > Speaking as with my KDE user support staff hat on, I can't remember a
> > single question regarding such a problem. My guess is that user normally
> > do not change the desktop directory and those who do know what they are
> > doing and can change other settings accordingly.
> 
> I'd propose changing the ~/Desktop directory to ~/.desktop
> 
> It feels odd to open one's home folder and see the real desktop (i.e.
> background) at the same time with a folder called Desktop, which, after
> opening it, has all the same content the "desktop" desktop, i.e. the real
> desktop has.
> 
> To accommodate any broken programs, distros or users could make a link
> called ~/Desktop to ~/.desktop until the matter is settled with some mighty
> declaration of Freedesktop.Org
> 
> -Kimmo S.
> 
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