On Montag, 21. April 2014 23:40:57 CEST, Nathan Bradshaw wrote:
? that is what removing $home does.
You're hopefully not serious about this. Is it "$home" or "$HOME" or %home% or system dependent or does "~" work or do I have to use "/home/`whoami`" - will it update if I change the homedir and how is a user supposed to know that removing - whatever string - will implicitly deactivate baloo, maybe even unwanted? This is bad (actually it is no) UI design and you could as well make the kcm a kate part, opening the users rc. In case that is really not known to you: We use checkboxes to enable/disable features (even if they add/remove a string under the hood - completely does not matter) because that exposes a setting to the (average) user. Telling them to perform some voodoo action, documented maybe in some blog (so far not even the fact that $HoMe/* is indexed by default was exposed in the GUI), suggests that you (you may take that as plural) do actually not want to expose this feature. Cheers, Thomas PS: assume a rant about the "personas" concept here.
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