https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=78704
--- Comment #2 from oswcab <[email protected]> --- In fact, that's what I always do. However, I found it cumbersome: frequently I work with a bunch of folders with the same structure, i.e, they all have the same file structure, files with identical names (journal.ods, journal.odt, journal.xml, journal.csv, etc ... because that's a convention we have with our editors for they to transmit us information). What differentiates one file form another one with the same name is the folder they are stored in. This files are supposed to be treated by a machine (an application I'm developing) but as I said, I frequently have to compare many files (four or more at the same time) all called 'journal.odt', for example, and it's difficult to remember which is which. If editing is needed, accidental modification of the wron file is always a possibility. In the future, our technicians will be confronted with the same case when doing quality control before the final publication. Finally I'd say that MS Office offers this feature but it's useless for us because it refuses to open two files with the same name even if they are located in different folders, a bug (a feature they said) I find absolutely ridiculous. Thanks -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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