A. Walton wrote: > This really belongs in Nautilus, not so much GIO. I think it's a bit > weird that GIO's returning the user-desktop/user-home, etc. icons, but > that's what the GLib maintainers wanted to do, so we had to make > adaptations for Nautilus.
I don't think that associating an icon with a folder through GIO is a bad thing: in this way every filemanager based on GIO will benefit of this feature. If you move things to nautilus, every other filemanager has to implement it, and this is bad. > The major problem is, there aren't directory icons for those extra > directories. But once that's done, it should be a simple matter of > adding the emblems to nautilus-file.c:prepend_automatic_keyword () > (yeah, badly named function I know). If the problem is only that there are not icons for XDG directories they simply could be added to the "design new icons" queue. Right? _______________________________________________ xdg mailing list [email protected] http://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/xdg
