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REVIEW: 126771
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We probably need a more sophisticated heuristic for identifying devices in the places
panel but given we already did that for Bluetooth should do for the foreseeable future.
REVIEW: 123189
BUG: 337222
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REVIEW: 122935
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fixes being unable to access eg. removable drives
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REVIEW: 120688
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REVIEW: 120159
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In dolphin the Section that leads you to timeline claims
to show "Recently Accessed", which is not true, it shows
"Recently Saved" instead.
BUG: 304854
REVIEW: 119986
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Conflicts:
dolphin/src/search/filenamesearchprotocol.cpp
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If the "Places" are updated outside the current Dolphin process,
PlacesItemModel::updateBookmarks() is called, which invokes
PlacesItem::setBookmark(const KBookmark& bookmark) for each item. This
commit ensures that the correct translation is used for system
bookmarks like "Root", "Network", etc.
Without this patch, all Places entries in the remaining Dolphin windows
would switch to US English if one of multiple windows is closed.
See http://lists.kde.org/?t=139660468400004&r=1&w=2 for details.
BUG: 334999
REVIEW: 118207
FIXED-IN: 4.13.2
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TerminalPanel connections to konsole part were not converted since there
is no header available that defines these function, we have to keep the
old syntax here.
Additionally the new syntax no longer accepts QPointer arguments, we have
to explicitly call .data() there.
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Before this commit, we stored the translated "Places" in
.kde4/share/apps/kfileplaces/bookmarks.xml. This was not intentional -
it only happened because
PlacesItem::updateBookmarkForRole(const QByteArray& role) always stored
the translated text (returned by PlacesItem::text()) in the KBookmark.
This is be fixed by first checking if the text() is equal to the
translation of the text that is already stored in the KBookmark, and
not updating it in that case.
Note that we have to make sure that all "Places"-related use the same
context "KFile System Bookmarks" to make that work.
Thanks to Burkhard Lück and Albert Astals Cid for helping to fix this
problem!
BUG: 319282
FIXED-IN: 4.12.0
REVIEW: 113850
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CCBUG: 314544
REVIEW: 112117
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REVIEW: 109622
BUG: 301276
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We are already checking if kio_mtp is installed when we build the
predicate so we don't need to check if it is installed again.
Also, the fix for "Showing the product as a name for some kind of
massive storage" will have to be delayed to 4.9.4, so removing this.
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Basically adds a conditional that in case that mtp kioslave is installed
devices with MTP are added to the predicated.
REVIEW: 106651
(cherry picked from commit a09a23795050be4ad6e2c987614cb28096030cc8)
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I overlooked that "actions/" is not part of the icon name. Just
rebuilding and re-running Dolphin did not reveal this issue, it seems
that the old icon "package_utility_time" was still cached somewhere.
I hope that it really works on all distros now.
CCBUG: 304323
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The problem with the icon "package_utility_time" that has been used
before was that it is not available on all distros. The new icon
"actions/chronometer" should be available on every KDE install.
Thanks to Elias Probst for suggesting the new icon - I'm not that
familiar with the icons provided by KDE myself.
BUG: 304323
FIXED-IN: 4.9.1
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CCBUG: 301071
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BUG: 301071
FIXED-IN: 4.9.0
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This allows inserting items to the corresponding group.
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The class PlacesItemStorageAccessListener has been renamed to
PlacesItemSignalHandler and represents a generic signal handler
for the PlacesItem.
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Whenever the bookmarks are changed by another application, the
state must be synchronized within the model.
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Related improvements: When loading the bookmarks assure in any
case that items having the same group are inserted as one single
group.
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Prevent that a manual call to save changed bookmarks is
necessary.
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The saving is still disabled currently until 100 % backward
compatibility with KFilePlacesView has been reached.
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Further fixes:
- Add/remove item when device has been added/removed
- Update emblem if the accessibility-state has been changed
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