Drag-and-Drop for StackFolder
Ural Mullabaev
ural.mullabaev at rosalab.ru
Tue Jun 5 17:09:37 UTC 2012
> On Tuesday 05 June 2012, Sebastian Kügler wrote:
> >
> > It would be good if you posted your patches / code to
> > http://reviewboard.kde.org, so we can have a look and judge about
> > its
> > inclusion and into which release.
> >
> > In general, we're very welcoming to new and cool Plasma addons, we
> > just
> > need to sort out the technicalities of shipping it.
>
> I think is an independent applet.. (Ural please shout if i
> misunderstood ;)
>
> the good path about it would be i think getting it in a playground git
> repo to
> start developing it inside the KDE infrastructure (if not already
> done) then
> as soon as the new devel cycle opens asking for review?
>
> --
> Marco Martin
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Yes, StackFolder is an independent applet and placed in a playground repo
(https://projects.kde.org/projects/playground/base/stackfolder). It was announced by Denis Koryavov in the kde-devel mailing list with another our utilities. I'm sorry, I should have done the same in this mailing list.
Originally StackFolder is a fork of FolderView applet, that was redesigned to look like MacOS X Stask utility. It allow to browse the stack of folders and quick access to files and also may interact with another Rosa's utility - Klook to preview a wide range types of files (including playing video and audio). For the time being the GUI part of code is rewritten on QML. And as I've already written, recently we implemented Drag-and-Drop mechanism.
Here is the video where you can see the features of StackFolder (this is an old video, but topical): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DnH13y_FlHU
If I understand you correctly, I should to post to the reviewbord in any case independent of kind of applet?
Could you remind me when will new devel cycle be opened?
Thanks!
Ural Mullabaev
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