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[Andy Finch <892782@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Openshot is designed for the GTK desktop, so it is not surprising it
doesn't work very well under KDE. As far as I know, no one on the
development team even uses KDE, so unless someone contributes a patch
I'm not sure how likely this is to be fixed (or if it's possible to fix
it).

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Title:
  Importing files via Drag&Drop from KDE file manager not possible

Status in OpenShot Video Editor:
  New

Bug description:
  1) Kubuntu 11.10, KDE 4.7.2, Kernel 3.0.0-12-generic, Dolphin 1.7
  2) OpenShot installed via PPA
  2) OpenShot version 1.4.0

  Drag&Drop of files to the "Projects Files" from a KDE file manager
  like Dolphin or Konqueror does not work. In this situation the cursor
  icon already indicates that this is not possible (forbidden sign).

  Additional information: When I try to drag a file from the file
  manager to the timeline area than the cursor icon does not say
  "forbidden" but it does not work as well (is of course anyway not
  intended).

  Another interesting point is than when the last action was to drag a
  transition to the timeline area than the attempt of dragging a file
  from an external file manager to the timeline area results in another
  adding of the previous transition (btw: this does not happen if last
  drag&drop action was an effect or file from the project files area.).

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