This is a little fix for Konqueror which makes it show the correct ("folder_red") icon for the root (/) directory.
For this to work you might have to clear Konqueror's icon cache, stored in file ~/.trinity/share/config/konq_history.
Comments and suggestions are welcome.
This is a little fix for Konqueror which makes it show the correct ("folder_red") icon for the root (/) directory.
For this to work you might have to clear Konqueror's icon cache, stored in file ~/.trinity/share/config/konq_history.
Comments and suggestions are welcome.
The selected icon seems like an interesting idea (originally there was just an ordinary directory icon). Interesting challenge is also the possibility of closing the first issue. But it is a question whether the right should be started analyzing in the KMimeType::iconForURL(...) in tdelibs because the same case can also be reflected in other uses?
The selected icon seems like an interesting idea (originally there was just an ordinary directory icon). Interesting challenge is also the possibility of closing the first issue. But it is a question whether the right should be started analyzing in the [`KMimeType::iconForURL(...)`](../tdelibs/src/branch/master/tdeio/tdeio/kmimetype.cpp#L507) in tdelibs because the same case can also be reflected in other uses?
I also think it would be better to fix this on the iconForUrl() method, because doing so would ensure consistency across various TDE applications. For example thinks of open/save dialogs used by most of the programs. Or dolphin and krusader file manager.
I also think it would be better to fix this on the iconForUrl() method, because doing so would ensure consistency across various TDE applications. For example thinks of open/save dialogs used by most of the programs. Or dolphin and krusader file manager.
Sounds reasonable, even though the only place I've encountered this bug is actually Konqueror.
You do agree with the folder_red icon? I used this because I've seen it used for representing / in some other places.
Could somebody please point me where to look for KMimeType sources in tdelibs?
PS Found the sources, will probably take a look tomorrow.
Sounds reasonable, even though the only place I've encountered this bug is actually Konqueror.
You do agree with the folder_red icon? I used this because I've seen it used for representing / in some other places.
Could somebody please point me where to look for KMimeType sources in tdelibs?
PS Found the sources, will probably take a look tomorrow.
Sounds reasonable, even though the only place I've encountered this bug is actually Konqueror.
You can try Open or Save dialog from Kate and go to the / folder. It does not display in red.
Yes, folder_red makes sense for root folder.
For mimetypes, you can start from the link in Slavek's comment, which will bring you to the file and line number of that function (tdeio/tdeio/kmimetype.cpp#L507)
> Sounds reasonable, even though the only place I've encountered this bug is actually Konqueror.
You can try Open or Save dialog from Kate and go to the / folder. It does not display in red.
Yes, folder_red makes sense for root folder.
For mimetypes, you can start from the link in Slavek's comment, which will bring you to the file and line number of that function ([tdeio/tdeio/kmimetype.cpp#L507](https://mirror.git.trinitydesktop.org/gitea/TDE/tdelibs/src/branch/master/tdeio/tdeio/kmimetype.cpp#L507))
This is a little fix for Konqueror which makes it show the correct ("folder_red") icon for the root (/) directory.
For this to work you might have to clear Konqueror's icon cache, stored in file ~/.trinity/share/config/konq_history.
Comments and suggestions are welcome.
9db7e59337to904ad624d63 years agoThe selected icon seems like an interesting idea (originally there was just an ordinary directory icon). Interesting challenge is also the possibility of closing the first issue. But it is a question whether the right should be started analyzing in the
KMimeType::iconForURL(...)in tdelibs because the same case can also be reflected in other uses?I also think it would be better to fix this on the iconForUrl() method, because doing so would ensure consistency across various TDE applications. For example thinks of open/save dialogs used by most of the programs. Or dolphin and krusader file manager.
Sounds reasonable, even though the only place I've encountered this bug is actually Konqueror.
You do agree with the folder_red icon? I used this because I've seen it used for representing / in some other places.
Could somebody please point me where to look for KMimeType sources in tdelibs?
PS Found the sources, will probably take a look tomorrow.
You can try Open or Save dialog from Kate and go to the / folder. It does not display in red.
Yes, folder_red makes sense for root folder.
For mimetypes, you can start from the link in Slavek's comment, which will bring you to the file and line number of that function (tdeio/tdeio/kmimetype.cpp#L507)
Superseded by PR tdelibs#129.