Le 30 mars 2011 à 17:56, Jérôme Duval a écrit : > 2011/3/30 Stephan Aßmus <superstippi@xxxxxx>: >> I'm thinking Tracker and Deskbar provide not only the access to files and >> show which apps are running, they are the desktop and the main interaction >> point with the system level features. I have no problem extending the >> meaning of an icon in Tracker to represent an object of information, >> independend of its storage location being local or remote. I can even >> imagine icons to have more meanings. There are already icons with more >> virtual, detached from the FS meaning, like the Trash icon or the Disk icon. >> I can also imagine attached devices to be displayed as icons on the desktop, >> like a scanner or a printer. IMHO an icon certainly does not have to always >> represent a local file. > > What this really means is you want Tracker to show other things than > files. It doesn't technically require a FS, but would show the need > for a new way of integration with Tracker. Like the "shell extensions" in windows ? Hmm, but how will other apps handle this ? :p François.