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Ivan Čukić
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If this is a screenshot of krunner search divided into categories I may say only one word: Finally!
how about krunner files results drag'n drop support? Is it on Your list?
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Indeed interesting. Also a good looking icon set, may I ask which one this is?
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It's easy to fall in love, but hard work to stay loving.
Happy valentins's & love free sofware day!
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QML KRunner?
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@<a href="#comment-85254" rel="nofollow">marek</a>: I don't think that this will be the new krunner, but it will be something else new. And yes, having categories in search result is one of the main ideas.
KRunner had the support for drag and drop for a *long* time. Maybe some runner inside it that you are using is not implementing the needed method? (I've just tested - searched for a file, and the d'n'd worked)
@<a href="#comment-85255" rel="nofollow">Schongel</a>: It is KFaenza - for me, it is the only one that can compete with oxygen.
@<a href="#comment-85256" rel="nofollow">uniq</a>: :)
@<a href="#comment-85258" rel="nofollow">Adrián Chaves Fernández</a>: The applet's working name is Karl, he is a runner, but not krunner :)
It is currently a test-bed for something much larger that it will become a /part/ of.
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Very interesting but to many colors, it looks like christmas tree ;)
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KristmasTree - the new festive application.
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@<a href="#comment-85272" rel="nofollow">fasd</a>: Totally agree, it is just a playground for me at the moment. But I do think that colour hints could be a nice visual addition about the type of the result.
@<a href="#comment-85273" rel="nofollow">Kjetil Kilhavn</a>: :D
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@ivan Thanks, it's what I've been looking for for quite some time now. In my opinion it's superior to Oxygen, so much more calm and smooth thanks to the square layout. It definitely should be considered to be extended and used as a standard for KDE 5.
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@<a href="#comment-85278" rel="nofollow">Schongel</a>: Well, maybe including it as one of the icon themes, but I wouldn't go as far as making it the default one.
BTW, KDE SC 5 is not going to happen - the versions will continue with 4.11, 4.12... even when the Frameworks 5 are finished (at least, that is the current plan)
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@<a href="#comment-85279" rel="nofollow">Ivan Čukić</a>: Oh, that's interesting, I haven't heard of that. Was that discussed on the mailing list or is there a blogpost somewhere which explains that roadmap?
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@<a href="#comment-85293" rel="nofollow">Schongel</a>: It was discussed in various places, explained in even more :) (I can not produce the links, but it is somewhere on the kde web)
