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Great!
Thanks for giving my request so much attention, it's much appreciated
:-)
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yes :)
On Sat, Aug 28, 2010 at 7:32 PM, Conrad Steenberg <592...@bugs.launchpad.net
> wrote:
> Btw, what does Unity implementing this imply for using this feature on a
> regular desktop?
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Btw, what does Unity implementing this imply for using this feature on a
regular desktop?
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OK can i close this now... I see it already done in unity :)
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When talking origin i think we should think in a timeline matter.
Every time the origin can be different for the same uri if we follow siegfried
interpretation.
I think Mikkels interpretation is more safe for now.
If i download a file from a website the origin is the website. I however
open the s
>> When you are actually acquiring the e-book it should
>> probably be a URL for the provider.
>
> So isn't this the same as for a downloaded file the website where you got it?
Most likely, yes.
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2010/6/14 Mikkel Kamstrup Erlandsen :
> When you are actually acquiring the e-book it should
> probably be a URL for the provider.
So isn't this the same as for a downloaded file the website where you
got it?
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How GAJ handles that is up to GAJ. How about the tel: URI scheme how
does it handle that? ;-) If GAJ can not meaningfully handle some data it
should probably not go there (which is also how it works now i believe).
If I recall correctly though, there is a way to register a handler for
particular UR
How does GAJ open that? Also what value would you give origin(aka
dirname) there?
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> We always need a URI, so that the application has something meaningful
> to show. Tracker UUIDs could be used to complement the subject, but
> not supersed the URI.
A URI is by definition opaque. Fx. this is also a 100% valid URI:
"urn:issn:1535-3613" (taken from Wikipedia's article about URIs).
2010/6/13 Mikkel Kamstrup Erlandsen :
> You are assuming that the URIs have a tree-like syntax, which is not
> true in general. What if we dropped file:/// and http:// URIs altogether
> and used Tracker UUIDs all the way?
We always need a URI, so that the application has something meaningful
to sh
I dont think using Tracker UUIDs would make sense atm This will generate
a dependency...
However we could use our own UUIDs but it will require a change the the DB
schema
On Sun, Jun 13, 2010 at 11:46 PM, Mikkel Kamstrup Erlandsen <
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> You are assuming that th
Currently for local files we use the origin as directories so tomato vs
tomato...
we ment origin
On Sun, Jun 13, 2010 at 9:49 PM, Mikkel Kamstrup Erlandsen <
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> I think that MostUsedDirectories is not what we want. I was assuming it
> would be Most/LeastRecentOrig
You are assuming that the URIs have a tree-like syntax, which is not
true in general. What if we dropped file:/// and http:// URIs altogether
and used Tracker UUIDs all the way?
Also the download use case we discussed numerous times - If we say that
Origin is "where the user was at the event time"
2010/6/13 Mikkel Kamstrup Erlandsen :
> I think that MostUsedDirectories is not what we want. I was assuming it
> would be Most/LeastRecentOrigin and Most/LeastPopularOrigin.
Well, again, I believe "origin" as what it is now (ie. dirname(uri))
should not be exposed in the API (if we implement this
I think that MostUsedDirectories is not what we want. I was assuming it
would be Most/LeastRecentOrigin and Most/LeastPopularOrigin.
Additionally "Directories" implies somewhat that we'd do URI
comprehension which I think would be a slippery slope
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2010/6/13 Markus Korn :
> Haha, with this logic we don't need a new option at all, because "/" is
> always top on the most used dirs list ;)
So, problem solved.
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Haha, with this logic we don't need a new option at all, because "/" is
always top on the most used dirs list ;)
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OK, +1 for a tentative MostUsedDirectories sorting option then.
One thing I'm not sure I like about this (with the straightforward
implementation) is that it returns the deepest directories. Eg., if I
have 9 files in ~/foo/bar, 9 files in ~/foo/meh and 10 in
~/another/dir, I'll get "~/another/dir"
I agree with Mikkel that wildcards is a wrong approach...
Adding new resulttypes is the best solution...
On Sat, Jun 12, 2010 at 10:45 PM, Mikkel Kamstrup Erlandsen <
mikkel.kamst...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Let's not mix in the discussions on whether or not we should have
> origins.
>
> But what do
Let's not mix in the discussions on whether or not we should have
origins.
But what do you mean with "most used directories" is "the wrong
approach"? In fact the Canonical design team want such a section for
Unity "Recent Folders" - I am not arguing for or against it - merely
noting that at least
2010/6/12 Seif Lotfy :
> wild cards wont get us most used folders
No, but what Markus wrote does up to a certain degree. Any in any
case, I think "most used directories" is the wrong approach. This is
about files, not folders.
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wild cards wont get us most used folders
On Sat, Jun 12, 2010 at 3:46 PM, Siegfried Gevatter
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> I disagree with this, first of all because I'm still convinced we
> should get ride of "origin" (especially now that we have wildcards).
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I disagree with this, first of all because I'm still convinced we
should get ride of "origin" (especially now that we have wildcards).
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It seems like a good idea to me though... I would say lets go for it
And btw if u sort most_used_dir and set a limit 100 u will get the
100 latest events with unique origins of the subjects sorted my most used
...
On Fri, Jun 11, 2010 at 7:11 PM, Mikkel Kamstrup Erlandsen <
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Markus: That could be an idea... But we could also add new ResultTypes
called MostRecentOrigin and LeastRecentOrigin? Then restricting the
query to match only Manifestation.FILE_DATA_OBJECT should also do what
you want. Not a huge deal though, as your suggestion would also work
well... The only pro
I guess this is more of a GUI issue then.
Is there anybody else on the notification list who would care to comment
on whether this could be added to e.g. the new File dialog?
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Hi Conrad,
thanks for your feature request. I'm not sure if I understood your request
correctly, but can't your problem be solved by using this (pseudo-) code:
recent_dirs = [dirname($subject.uri) for $subject in
$recent_local_file_subjects]
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