Peter wrote:
> On Sunday 11 April 2010 16:35, Dotan Cohen wrote:
>>>> No, USB was intended for connecting peripherals, not removable
>>>> storage. The connectors are not even reliable for repeated plug/unplug
>>>> cycles, that is why one must take care to pull _out_, not to shake
>>>> back and forth.
>>> That is of no interest for the user. Nowadays USB is highly used for
>>> removable storage, operating systems need to adapt to that. All the
>>> time some system is not used for what it was intended; but it is used
>>> because it serves a need.
>> I agree. My comments about "how to implement that" were not
>> disagreement, rather, they were serious questions. Like I said, the
>> machine should adapt to the user. Now come up with the technical
>> implementation.
> 
> While I understand your interest, I question whether this list is appropriate 
> for such a discussion. I raised the point that the problem was a system one 
> so members would realize KDE (with other desktop developers) are attempting 
> to resolve a problem they should not, imho, have to address.

I'm not an expert but only a user :-), but doing the parallel to
downloadmanager, in kde is there an option to manage all the downloads
trough kget, isn't in your opinion possible to have a kde option to
manage all file transfer through a "filetransfermanager", this is
independent from the filesystem and isn't a system problem, could be a
new kde feature.

ciao Pier
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