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gio:
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Work on GFile:
* More async operations:
get_filesystem_info
set_display_name
set_attribute
set_attributes_from_info
delete_file
trash
make_directory
make_symbolic_link
copy
move
HAL implementation of VolumeMonitor
Move GAppInfo to Gtk+
Implement PRE_UNMOUNT for file monitors, send it when unmounting
Finalise the mimetype decision. Add fast version? See dfaure discussion on xdg list.
Implement std:icon for local files. This is related to mimetype decisions (fast vs slow)
Handle the conflicting globs (*.pcf) case and fallback to sniffing
Don't hardcode the libgvfsdbus.so name, instead have some generic pluggable system
Add more filter streams: data reading, conversion (with general converter interface)
=> gicmo is working on this
Implement dummy GFile fallback for non-existing uris (both for local and gvfs)
gvfs:
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Implement the rest of the mountable GDaemonFile ops:
unmount_mountable
eject_mountable
implement readahead in GVFSReadStream, time difference
implement seek & truncate
implement get_file_info for GFileInputStreamDaemon, needs marshalling attributes over custom protocol
finish implementing copy progress callbacks
implement stuff in GDaemonVolume / GDaemonVolumeMonitor
convert GDaemonFiles to fuse paths on request
detect fuse paths and reverse map back to GDaemonFile
remove owners from bus_name_map when they fail
smb support for smbc_getxattr!
smb - handle server going down
add trash:/// support
decide exactly how to handle not-mounted errors and make sure its consistent.
mount daemons should re-register when new owner for vfs daemon.
Make built-in uri parsers link into gvfs shared lib instead of using a module
FUTURE IDEAS:
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is-slow marking for e.g. thumbnailing? How would you know this though?
local file access through the daemon for remote X clients?
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