From: Stephan S. <gma...@sp...> - 2012-11-17 23:46:47
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On 12-11-17 06:20 PM, Andrej N. Gritsenko wrote: >> ...not to mention allowing me to hide things like ~/espeak-data while I >> wait to see if devs are going to actually fix reported use-of-filesystem >> bugs. > > I would like to avoid such things very much. They may be changed by > GNOME people in any moment and if I want to follow any step of GNOME then > I would just use GNOME. Let follow standards (XDG specifications). If we > reimplement some bloated and dirty things we multiply the mess which they > made for own sake. The more we use Nautilus hacks the more we will behave > Nautilus-like, heavy and fat. I'm sorry. Let make it convenient but use > only standard means, OK? > Agreed. What I'm saying is that it'd be nice to see a new standard which provides a way to mark files and folder as hidden without renaming them and breaking things. (Essentially, a properly Unixy analogue to FAT's hidden attribute) |