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[Michael Terry <michael.terry@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Review: Disapprove

Could this be done without so much code duplication?  Maybe move the common code to a separate file and just have a couple smaller files containing the nautilus and nemo entry points?

But really, I'm leery of adding support for more environments.  We already support GNOME, Unity, and gnome-fallback (which ends up being a catchall for other GTK+ environments).

Per the mission statement (http://live.gnome.org/DejaDup/Mission), we only target GNOME.  Unity has been an easy extra target because it's my day job and the delta isn't large.

But as Unity goes to Qt, I've been thinking it makes sense to split out libdeja-dup and make it easier to have different frontends.  That would let a nemo extension live outside this source tree anyway.

Would you be interested in helping to make the existing libcommon code be a public shared library?
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