В Сбт, 24/01/2009 в 14:44 -0800, Daniel Fore пишет: > Hi, > > My name is Daniel Fore. I'm one of the developers working on the > elementary project and elementary OS in particular. > > There a few distros out there now that are shipping default with a few > standard directories in a user's home folder. for example: Music, > Pictures, Videos, Downloads, etc. > > I'm wondering why nautilus doesn't assign icons to those folders in > the same way it assigns a different icon the the ~/Desktop folder. > > A lot of icon sets (including elementary icons) ship with custom > folder icons already, so it's not like the artwork doesn't exist. > > As far as the naming spec goes, it would follow that the folders would > be called something like user-music, user-pictures, etc. So I don't > see a major problem on that front either. > > Is this something that's a really difficult thing to do, or could it > easily be adapted from the same code I mentioned earlier that > ~/Desktop possesses? > > Thanks > -- Hey Daniel Yes, you can do this the same way. But it's not about nautilus, the same must work in gtk dialog for example. Look at glib/gio/glocalfileinfo.c function _g_local_file_info_get The issue can be probably in interaction of user dirs (which are stored in GNOME structures) and glib. Probably it will require you to build a module that will modify glib behavior.
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