- Do editors in 2023 still save files like sth.txt~, sth.txt.bak and
similars?
Yes, they do.
Some skip that when working inside git/hg/svn/… folder, some allow
to use separate folder, but such files are still fairly frequent.
- Would some users prefer not to see those files?
Yes. For example myself.
- Does KDE allow user to manage which files are hidden, and which are
not?
No, it doesn't.
There is option to show or hide „Hidden files” but no way to influence
which file is considered to be „Hidden”.
So functionality-wise bug is just as sound and valid, as it was when it
was reported.
Projects make various priorities, open-source projects even more so
(considering people come to work on what they fancy or what they find
troublesome). Some bugs are less lucky. But if there is to be any hope,
the open issue means the thought of doing sth is not abandoned.
And it is somewhat heart-warming to get mail that sb. started working on
issue I reported 20 years ago (OK, OK, I reported one of the early
dupes, not this one)
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