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[Seif Lotfy <seif@xxxxxxxxx>]

Yeah I think this should be done on the app level and not touch the
blacklist in the engine. I am for keeping both seperate :)
But maybe having a "hidden" option in the engines blacklist is a good option


2010/1/20 Mikkel Kamstrup Erlandsen <mikkel.kamstrup@xxxxxxxxx>

> So - I am pretty sure that we want said events in the actual DB, because
> they are valuable behavioral info. I can definitely see the idea in not
> showing them in the GUI.
>
> Perhaps we could drag some parts of the Blacklist extension from the
> engine into a public lib, to easily serialize and deserialize a
> collection of events. Then using Event.matches_template() (like the
> blacklits ext. also does) would make it easy peasy implement this
> feature in apps.
>
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> Option to never show specific items
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/364102
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> Status in GNOME Activity Journal: New
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> Bug description:
> Some things are never interesting to have in the journal, because it's
> always open, set as browser start page, etc. So, I'd like a context menu
> option to "Never show this item".
> Then maintain a blacklist of things that are always excluded from view.
>
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Option to never show specific items
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/364102
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Status in GNOME Activity Journal: New

Bug description:
Some things are never interesting to have in the journal, because it's always open, set as browser start page, etc. So, I'd like a context menu option to "Never show this item".
Then maintain a blacklist of things that are always excluded from view.