Hi, Vinay Khaitan wrote: > It looks quite nice to me. I feel that it possible with just some codes. > The resource repository would be /tmp/user-repo directory. > "copy to" image to this directory. There would be a left side button > in open/save dialog for this directoyr. Open in Krita, with that > button(preview mode enabled), do wahtever you want. Save it (auto-name > suggest should be added). Then again do the same thing when attaching > it in kmail. > Right, that would sort of work in this specific example. However, what if it wasn't an image, but an url or a piece of text? My point is that I don't want to deal with files or folders *at all*. I want to take this image or text, do something with it, do something more with it. Finally I may want to save it as a file, but until then it's just an image, a resource, that I'm throwing around between programs.
> For memory of file, the coming tenor search would be sufficient. The > metadata of the file would show that " it was copied from konquero > from URL http://.... to /tmp/user-repo directory 1 hour ago, then > modified by krita." I think, that is sufficient information for the > file to be recognized :) > I respectfully disagree. You're saying that if I can't remember the file path, I can just search for the program that saved it, and when. That's *more* I have to remember and deal with, plus it's still file oriented. What I'm suggesting is a way to leave some balls in the air, so to speak. I the example I gave, I just want to do various things with an image, I don't want to have to remember arbitrary names of temporary files or to search by origin or time. I'm looking for a quick repository of resources I'm working with right now, versioned by changes by various programs. Thank you for your answer, Niels _______________________________________________ Appeal mailing list [email protected] https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/appeal
