[PATCH] Konqueror about

Lauri Watts lauri at kde.org
Fri Jul 8 08:12:16 BST 2005


On Thursday 07 July 2005 20.58, James Richard Tyrer wrote:
> Lauri Watts wrote:

> > *If* the Documents directory is set and is not pointing to $HOME, there
> > are still many people who don't wish to put everything they ever save in
> > it.
>
> Yes, I also save temporary stuff to the DeskTop and software goes in
> HOME (actually, I have a subdirectory "Install").  Do you mean that
> there is stuff other than software that needs to go in HOME?

Nothing *needs* to go anywhere.  Users *may* put anything they like, anywhere 
they like, and some users prefer not to put everything anywhere but their 
home directory.    Users who have a Documents/Files/whatever folder, very 
often still don't *want* to put everything in there.  

For what it's worth, on windows not everyone uses the preset "My Documents" 
folder for all files.  Many people don't, don't want to, or are quite happily 
using it for some things, and not for others.

> > Add the documents directory separately, if it's set.  In what way does
> > this not solve the problem for you, while letting everyone who does not
> > wish to use your workflow continue as they are?
>
> I just don't see a need for a shortcut link to HOME if you don't have
> 'Documents path' set to HOME.

Yes, I think we have all understood that you don't see the point.  That in 
itself doesn't mean there is no point, or that other people don't see it.  We 
simply don't all have the same workflow you do.

Regards,
-- 
Lauri Watts
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