KDE Components: Folder View
Currently, the most talked about and criticized development project is the 4th major version released by the KDE team – KDE4. It is an ambitious open-source project which focuses on providing a new and unique desktop experience combined with fun.
Though KDE4 omits features of its previous versions; it is much more powerful and has more potential than critics have expressed. After their challenging comments, I felt compelled to scrutinize some aspects of the same. On that note, as part of my blog; I've listed my findings on FolderView component.
· Inability to see long file names (since most songs, videos, C++/C/Python files in my hdd have long names).
· Easy navigation (through key board) to the desired files in the FolderView Widget when number of files goes beyond a single snapshot view.
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