Re: Features ideas
Sergio Tortosa Benedito <[email protected]>
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El 3/4/2015 11:41, "Jean-Roch HUET" <[email protected]> escribió: > > .lnk is the windows shortcut to files and folder. It could be adapted on linux via the mount command. > .url is shortcut to URL. Ow... That explains it all. > The files would be visible, the idea is just to hide extension : > A file named "test.lnk" will be displayed "test". Just like on Windows. So let me clarify myself, what you want is (for Windows compatibility) to hide .lnk and act as if they were symlinks right? Well, I think that's a great idea ( and if we want it to work on every program a kernel module is certainly needed) but I wonder whether we should hide it's extension (As I would like to help to recognize that's still a Windows link not a Linux one). However, I'm against doing that for ".url", it should be clear what it is anyway, and unlike the .lnk case I find the benefits quite dubious/small, if this were to be implemented I would recommend it to be through the file manager and a screenshot of the page as icon. > I talk about that here because this is the kind of change that a kernel module could do. > > This is an ergonomic feature that is missing. > > Another is the harmonization with Windows names : > On Linux, you can name a file with every characters, including TAB or ENTER, this is crazy. > Special characters like \ / : * ? " < > | TAB and ENTER should be forbidden. > This cause problems when transfering files from Linux to Windows. Hmm... I don't want to limit Linux, what happens in Windows with this? The error is as fs level or the os level? > Compatibility between the 2 systems has to be made if we wanto to incite people to change. Certainly, it would be a nice feature. --Sergio _______________________________________________ gobolinux-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gobolinux.org/mailman/listinfo/gobolinux-users