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[Seif Lotfy <seif@xxxxxxxxx>]

yes we just dont know how to visualise it


2010/3/16 Davide Lasagna <lasagnadavide@xxxxxxxxx>

> So this means that gnome-activity-journal developers can implement this
> feature if they like it?
>
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> gnome-activity-journal should keep track of recent activity in the  same
> folder
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/539287
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> Status in Zeitgeist Framework: New
>
> Bug description:
> I propose gnome-activity-journal to keep track of recently accessed
> folders, that is folders where some amount of activity has been done.
> Sometimes i'd like to have this feature, because i work at several files in
> a folder and i better remember this activity by the folder name than by ten
> or more different files.
>
> Example:
>
> I am in directory foo. Here i edit a python script, look at 10/15 images,
> edit a latex source file, read the pdf file created, etc etc.
> The day after i want to start this again, so i open gaj and i should see
> something like:
>
>     some activity in folder foo [ * ]
>        edited a file [+]
>        read a document [+]
>        worked with images [+]
>
> Here [*] means go to this folder and [+] is an expander button (like the
> existing one)
>
> GAJ should be smart enough to know when multiple files have been
> accessed/modified in the same folder and proposing to open that folder.
>
> Just an idea
>
> Cheers
>
> Davide
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gnome-activity-journal should keep track of recent activity in the  same folder
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/539287
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Status in Zeitgeist Framework: New

Bug description:
I propose gnome-activity-journal to keep track of recently accessed folders, that is folders where some amount of activity has been done. Sometimes i'd like to have this feature, because i work at several files in a folder and i better remember this activity by the folder name than by ten or more different files.

Example:

I am in directory foo. Here i edit a python script, look at 10/15 images, edit a latex source file, read the pdf file created, etc etc.
The day after i want to start this again, so i open gaj and i should see something like:

    some activity in folder foo [ * ]
       edited a file [+]
       read a document [+]
       worked with images [+]

Here [*] means go to this folder and [+] is an expander button (like the existing one)

GAJ should be smart enough to know when multiple files have been accessed/modified in the same folder and proposing to open that folder.

Just an idea

Cheers

Davide