Dear all,
I am trying to understand the feature "recent" and "open file".
Some file management dialog windows have something they call "recent" or "recently used".
But it's not consitently available.
- Nemo file manager, for instance, doesn't have it
- Chrome > Ctrl + o doesn't have it either
- Neither does Text Editor > Ctrl + o albeit its window looks differently from the Chrome
Can someone help me understand how these bits and pieces are related?
Thank you!
Trying to understand "recently used" feature
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Trying to understand "recently used" feature
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Re: Trying to understand "recently used" feature
https://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Specif ... mark-spec/
recently-used.xbel is what you're after...
https://project-renard.github.io/doc/de ... -document/
Edit: just checked, if you install dconf editor, and search for 'recently', you can also somewhat further tweak the 'recent history' parameters...
recently-used.xbel is what you're after...
https://project-renard.github.io/doc/de ... -document/
Edit: just checked, if you install dconf editor, and search for 'recently', you can also somewhat further tweak the 'recent history' parameters...
Re: Trying to understand "recently used" feature
Open the privacy settings of the system and activate the feature (top most setting). Now - after you have opened some files - you should see them in Nemo (side bar entry).
Re: Trying to understand "recently used" feature
Cosmo, I didn't know Cinnamon has a setting for this. Thank you!
Also this related discussion is interesting:
viewtopic.php?t=234361
Also this related discussion is interesting:
viewtopic.php?t=234361
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